Should long line of text be used as a hyperlink?

1. How long should hyperlink text be?
2. What makes a good hyperlink?
3. What part of the sentence should you hyperlink?

How long should hyperlink text be?

Still, as a general rule, links should be as concise as possible without sacrificing meaning. Some authors make links out of entire sentences, paragraphs, or even multiple paragraphs. These long links are almost certainly unnecessary, and are user-unfriendly for screen reader users.

What makes a good hyperlink?

Good hyperlinks should be distinctive from other types of text in a web page. According to several findings by usability researcher Dr. Nielsen, hyperlinks are most effective when they are a different color from other types of text in a web page and when they are underlined to denote that the text is clickable.

What part of the sentence should you hyperlink?

When using a link phrase that is even in part reliant on the surrounding context to make its purpose clear, it is usually best to include the link at the end of the sentence rather than the beginning; it's easier, particularly for screen reader users, to read and interpret.