Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) is a metric used to measure the visual stability of a webpage during the loading process. It refers to the amount of unexpected layout shifts that occur as a page loads, causing content to move around on the screen. These layout shifts can be frustrating for...
Internal links are hyperlinks that connect one webpage to another webpage within the same domain or website. They allow users to navigate between different pages on a site and help to organize and structure the site’s content. Internal links are often used to highlight related content or provide additional information...
External links are hyperlinks on a webpage that direct users to other websites or web pages outside of the current domain. These links can be either text-based or graphical and are typically underlined or highlighted to distinguish them from regular text. External links are an essential component of the internet’s...
Search Engines are online tools used to search for specific information on the Internet. They allow users to find relevant websites and web content by entering keywords or phrases. Well-known search engines are Google, Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo. Search engines use complex algorithms to index and rank web pages so...
A Canonical-Tag is an HTML element used to tell search engines which URL version of a page should be considered the preferred version. This is important when there are multiple versions of a page that all have the same content but are accessible at different URLs. Using a canonical tag...
A canonical link is a way for website owners to tell search engines which version of a page to consider as the preferred version when there are multiple versions of the same page accessible at different URLs. By using a canonical link, website operators can prevent search engines from treating...
A 301 redirect is a method of redirecting visitors and search engines from an old URL to a new URL. A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect and is used when a page has been permanently replaced on a new URL or when a page has been moved. Using a...
A 302 redirect is a temporary redirect from one URL to another URL. Unlike the 301 redirect, it is temporary and the search engines should continue to index and display the original URL. A 302 redirect is typically used when a page is temporarily taken offline or moved, but is...
A 404 error page is an error message that appears when a server cannot fulfill a request for a specific webpage or resource because the page cannot be found. The 404 error page informs the user that the requested page is unavailable and may offer alternatives or links to other...