What should you do if a high-quality page lacks a visible home link and you can't find a homepage link elsewhere?

• A. Modify the URL by removing everything to the right of the domain and refresh
• B. Use a search engine to locate the homepage
• C. Copy the URL and share with a friend
• D. Disable JavaScript to reveal links

Answer: (A)

When you need to reach the homepage without a visible home link, the most reliable move is to load the site’s root by trimming the URL to the domain. The homepage is usually located at the domain root, so removing everything after the domain and refreshing brings you to the main landing page. This approach stays within the same site and doesn’t depend on navigation elements that might be hidden or dynamic. It’s quick and deterministic, and it avoids extra steps or potential issues from other methods. Using a search engine adds an extra step and can surface unrelated pages; copying the URL doesn’t change navigation; disabling JavaScript might reveal hidden links but can break the page and isn’t dependable.