&gt;Links are easily recognizable. They look clickable. Items that aren&#x27;t links don&#x27;t look clickable, for example underlining text is avoided.<p>I&#x27;ve been struggling with making things &#x27;look clickable&#x27; on my website (or maybe everything is fine and it&#x27;s in my head). To solve this I&#x27;ve been trying to define what exactly  makes a user want to click something. The most common methods are the blue link color, underlining, or a &#x27;more&#x2F;click me&#x27; button. I don&#x27;t want to do any of those - wanting someone to click content is more desirable than telling them to.<p>In researching other sites and monitoring my own behavior I noticed that I always want to click images. This probably has to do with being a long time image-board browser. But the content I want to be clicked doesn&#x27;t have any images associated with them. I&#x27;ve been trying to work in glyphicons that indicate a link, but it messes with the aesthetics of the content.<p>Any suggestions?