Contact us | Stroke Association

Research | Stroke Association

Childhood stroke | Stroke Association

Stroke: Support and guidance

Stroke information and support

Stroke: Effects

Get involved overview | Stroke Association

Stroke: Causes and types

Professionals | Stroke Association

Stroke: Managing your risk

The purpose of a link should be clear from the text inside the link. Links like "learn more" are
not helpful to users with accessible technology.

Links should also avoid redundantly saying that they are links, e.g. "link to page" as screen
readers will read these out with the word "link" added, e.g. "link link to page".

Exceptions to these rules are allowed where the purpose of a link would be ambiguous to users 
in general.

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April 2025

The Stroke Association

Title / URL	Issues
Contact us \| Stroke Associationwww.stroke.org.uk/about-us/contact-us	8
Research \| Stroke Associationwww.stroke.org.uk/about-us/research	8
Childhood stroke \| Stroke Associationwww.stroke.org.uk/stroke/childhood	8
Stroke: Support and guidancewww.stroke.org.uk/stroke/support	6
Stroke information and supportwww.stroke.org.uk/stroke	6
Stroke: Effectswww.stroke.org.uk/stroke/effects	5
Get involved overview \| Stroke Associationwww.stroke.org.uk/get-involved	5
Stroke: Causes and typeswww.stroke.org.uk/stroke/types	4
Professionals \| Stroke Associationwww.stroke.org.uk/professionals	4
Stroke: Managing your riskwww.stroke.org.uk/stroke/manage-risk	4

Ensure links explain their purpose

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