# Top Task Link A prominent navigation element to quickly start a task. ## Guidelines - A Top Task Link has both a title and a description. - The title describes the essence of the page being referred to, attracting attention when scanning the page. - The description provides more context, helping the user confirm that they can indeed achieve their goal on the linked page. - Keep both texts concise. A title consists of a few words, and the description consists of 1 or 2 short sentences. The description should end with a period or another appropriate punctuation mark. - For wide windows, place 3 or 4 Top Task Links side by side on the [Grid](/docs/components-layout-grid--docs). If you have more Top Task Links, place them in the next row. Try to distribute the amount of links on wide windows over rows of 3 or 4 links. If this is not possible, leave the last cells of the grid empty. - If you have a group of links for which a description is unnecessary or illogical, use a [Link List](/docs/components-navigation-link--docs). ### Using links with routing libraries Check out the [developer guide](/docs/docs-developer-guide-routing-libraries--docs) on how to integrate links with external routing libraries. ## Relevant WCAG requirements The Top Task Link is subject to the same requirements as [regular links](/docs/components-navigation-link--docs).