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Clicchi is the second-person singular present tense of cliccare: tu clicchi = you click.
So Se clicchi... means If you click...
- cliccare = the infinitive, to click
- clicchi = you click
- hai cliccato = you have clicked
In this sentence, Italian is talking about a general action or instruction: if you click on that icon, ... so the present tense is the natural choice.
This is a very common Italian pattern for real or likely conditions.
Italian often uses:
- se + present
- present
So:
Literally: If you click on that icon, the site takes you...
In natural English, we might also say:
- If you click on that icon, the site will take you...
But Italian very often keeps both verbs in the present when the result is immediate, automatic, or generally true.
Other examples:
- Se studi, impari. = If you study, you learn.
- Se premi questo tasto, si apre il menu. = If you press this button, the menu opens.