The `<area>` element

Represents a clickable area on a client-side image map, along with the link that should be followed if it's clicked on.

This is an empty element, so it shouldn't have a closing tag.

Full list of attributes

All the usual HTML global attributes are available

alt: A description of the link that, combined with the alt value for the image itself, allows people who can't see the image to choose whether to follow the link.
coords: The coordinates which define the exact position and size of the shape of the clickable area, as a list of numbers separated by commas.
download: If present, the URI should be downloaded instead of loaded into the browser window.
href: The URI of the link that will be followed, or the resource that will be downloaded, if the user clicks on this area of the map.
hreflang: The language the linked page is written in.
ping: URIs to send pings to when the area is clicked, to allow them to count the number of clicks.
rel: The relationship the linked page has with this document.
shape: Selects one of several different kinds of shapes which can be drawn using the coords attribute. Valid values are circle, default, poly, or rect.
target: The browser context to load the link in.
type: The MIME type of the resource at the destination URI.