Website Structure

A well-designed URL structure enhances user experience, SEO, and site organization. It should be descriptive, logical, and hierarchical, reflecting the site’s structure with relevant keywords.

Key Components

• Protocol: Begins with https:// for secure data transmission.

• Domain Name: The unique address of your website, registered and owned by you.

• Top-Level Domain (TLD): The ending of the domain, like .com, .org, or country-specific TLDs.

• URL Segment: Indicates specific locations on the web server, separated by forward slashes.

• URL Slug: Human-readable text in the path, representing the page’s title or content for better SEO and user-friendliness.

URL Structure Examples

• Home: mydomain.com

• About Us: mydomain.com/about-us

• Our Pugs: mydomain.com/our-pugs

• Our Corgis: mydomain.com/our-corgis

• Litters: mydomain.com/litters

• FAQ: mydomain.com/faq

• Blog: mydomain.com/blog

• Contact Us: mydomain.com/contact-us

Collection-Specific URLs

• Breeding Pages: mydomain.com/litters/my-first-litter

• Article Pages: mydomain.com/blog/my-first-article

• Individual Pages: mydomain.com/our-pugs/apex-elite-charlie-smith

This structure ensures your website is easy to navigate and optimized for search engines.