To make an element with the class clickable, you can wrap it in an tag. This approach leverages the anchor tag’s ability to transform contained elements into interactive links. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Wrap the element: Enclose your element within an tag. Set the href attribute of the tag to the URL you want the user to navigate to when they click the picture.
Styling: You might need to apply some CSS to ensure it appears correctly, as wrapping an image in an tag can sometimes affect its layout or cause unwanted styles. If necessary, you can set styles like display: inline-block; to the tag to keep the default inline styling of images.
Accessibility Enhancement: Use aria attributes or title tags to improve accessibility. For instance, an alt attribute within the tag helps describe the content of the image, while a title attribute in the tag provides additional context when the element can receive focus.

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Ensure that proper paths are set in your srcset attributes and that the href points to your desired destination. Additionally, consider adding CSS to enhance the hover or active states to signal interactivity to users effectively.