A link (also known as hyperlink) is a clickable text element. The link control is used for navigation, but can also trigger an event. Links are visualized to stand out from standard, non-clickable text. Use a link if:- The control you are using does not support other navigation options. - You want to reference an object (for example, from a form or table). Note: Use the quick view control to show the object details (sap.m.QuickView). Do not use a link if:Triggering an EventThe purpose of a link is to trigger navigation or an event. The action is triggered when the user clicks or taps the link. For navigation links, you can specify a target to define where the linked content should open (property: target). When the mouse pointer is positioned over a link, the user gets additional visual feedback (underlining) to emphasize that the text is a clickable link. Besides the standard link visualization, there are two more styles: subtle and emphasized. You can use subtle links to distinguish between important and less important (subtle) links (property: subtle). This allows you to improve the visual hierarchy in large data lists. Do not use subtle links for any other use cases. If the standard link visualization is not sufficient to attract the user’s attention, you can highlight the link (property: emphasized).