oldalláncokra

Oldalláncokra is a term used in Hungarian information science and digital humanities to describe a chain-like sequence of internal hyperlinks linking pages within a website. The word combines oldal (page) and lánc (chain) with the plural suffix -okra, conveying the idea of multiple connected pages arranged in a navigational chain.

Typically, an oldalláncokra describes the navigational path a user follows when moving from one page to another during a task or exploration. Researchers study these chains to understand information architecture, usability, and how site structure influences discovery, dwell time, and exit points. Related concepts include click paths, breadcrumb trails, hub-and-spoke structures, and internal linking strategies.

Status: The term is not widely standardized and appears mainly in Hungarian-language discussions of web navigation and information architecture. There is limited evidence of formal, peer-reviewed definitions, and usage varies among authors; as such, oldalláncokra is often treated as a descriptive label rather than a formal method.

See also: information architecture; internal linking; hyperlink; clickstream; user experience.

Further reading in Hungarian on information architecture and website navigation may provide examples of its usage.