clickable
- adjective
- /ˈklɪkəbl/
- Texting
- The news website uses bright, clickable headlines to attract more readers.
What makes a thumbnail clickable and a title a title enticing?
- What makes a thumbnail clickable and a title a title enticing?
- So a lot of that comes down to, is this topic clickable?
- And it is, it's not even close because outrage and hate is more clickable and people like to feast on it.
- Like there are some videos which are like pretty bad, but they have like a very clickable title and thumbnail such that they get a lot of views.
- Surprisingly, it's called the boss formula for creating clickable titles because why people have to click on your video in order to actually view it.
Examples
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Check out a clickable list of our top ten websites.
Academic text (2015) -
What makes a thumbnail clickable and a title a title enticing?
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Like there are some videos which are like pretty bad, but they have like a very clickable title and thumbnail such that they get a lot of views.
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Buttons exquisitely designed and engineered to be perfectly placed and delightfully clickable.
Blog text (15) -
When you purchase a subscription for this Careers page, you'll own a page consisting of a large, clickable cover image that can be transformed into a call-to-action.
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During the presentation, she showed several clickable graphics that illustrated her points.
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Make sure your advertisement has a clickable image that encourages users to learn more.
Synonyms
Trying to get many clicks online by attracting attention
How Enticing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clickable is built from click, the small 'click' you make with a mouse, and -able, meaning 'can be', and in this sense it means 'made to get a click'. So a clickable headline or ad is 'designed to be clicked' to make people visit the page.