Hypertext

The hypertext organization system connects pieces of information through links, creating a web-like structure. Instead of following a strict sequence, users can jump from one topic to another using hyperlinks, making it easy to explore related content. This system is common on websites and online documents. For example, Wikipedia uses hypertext to link articles, allowing readers to explore topics in depth by clicking on related links.

The hypertext system is flexible and user-friendly because it supports non-linear navigation, helping users find information in a way that suits their needs. However, too many links can be overwhelming and distract users from their primary tasks. So, hypertext isn't usually the best choice for the main organization structure. Instead, you can use it to help support structures that are based on hierarchical or database models.