![[WT2.png|]] Hover over any blue underlined text to view its content. Allowing you to never leave the page. Test it out, [[Home|hover over me to view the homepage]]. If you need more than a refresh, you can always click on it. At the bottom of any page, all text that was underlined, which linked to another concept, is listed in alphabetical order, called "backlinks". So if you leave your original page to refresh your knowledge of a concept, you can click back to your original page (less work for you) Note that the homepage doesn't have backlinks ![[WT3.png]] Any page with a definition that is built through previous knowledge will have underlined text (backlinks). So if you get confused or forget a foundation concept, you can always refresh your knowledge. If a page has derivations and/or proofs, before beginning mathematical steps, all assumptions are laid out as a list. ![[WT4.png]] Every page will have a visual graph. This shows all the links to the page you are on and/or concepts that link to that page. You can expand the graph in two ways, which are shown in the top right part of the graph. The three dots button opens all concepts and their links into an interactive graph across the website. So you can view all the links to concepts on the website so far. The arrow expands the visual graph, which may make it easier if you wish to move through the website in that way. ![[WTL.png]] To make your learning experience easier, a summary and read time are always viewable at the start of any concept learning page. (This page does not have this) To make navigation easier, the homepage has listed topics by their course and has hubs that act to learn concepts in order, like a textbook. If that doesn't suit you, the left of any page, which is always viewable, has every topic, hub listed as folders. Use it to navigate to specific hubs, sections or courses. The search bar at the top left allows you to search for specific keywords, headers, hubs, or concept names. ![[WTE.png]] Math & Matter is designed to **complement, not replace**, your lectures, textbooks or problem sets. If you're a student in a course, use this website as a "guidebook" if you get stuck, or use specific hubs for learning concepts in order (like a textbook), such as [[▶ Learn Physics 1|learning physics 1 in order of concepts. ]] To return to the homepage, click **Home** below.