URL Structure and SEO: flat, categories, or dates, which should you choose?
Flat, categories, or dates: each URL format has its advantages, but which one best serves your long-term SEO?
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Shallow Routing: Navigating smoothly without reloading the page
Shallow routing lets you change the URL without losing the interface state, enabling faster, smoother, and more SEO-friendly experiences. In this article, we dive deep into this concept, its pitfalls, and practical use cases.
Web Caching: The guide to finally stop saying "It works on my machine"
Understanding and mastering web caching has never been more critical. From performance and SEO to full control over the user experience, a solid caching strategy can make all the difference, or break everything.
Modern JSON-LD implementation in 2025: Toward cleaner and maintainable SEO
Meta tags, titles, sitemaps... In technical SEO, the basics are usually well covered. But when it comes to structured data, it’s a different story. Many web projects still integrate it hastily, often via copy-pasted code, poorly maintained, with no validation or structure.
Infinite scroll, pagination & SEO: how to combine them without killing your traffic?
Discover why accessible, indexable, and well-structured pagination is essential. Learn how to mix infinite scroll, "load more" buttons, and deep HTML links to deliver a modern UX without compromising SEO.
Lazyloading in 2025: Load light or load wrong?
Lazyloading has become second nature, but when poorly implemented, it hurts SEO, breaks accessibility, and kills user experience. In 2025, should we still use <noscript>? Should everything be lazyloaded by default? And what about videos? Here’s a clear breakdown, with real examples and common pitfalls to avoid.
How to properly create SEO-friendly links?
When people talk about SEO, they often mention <title> tags, <h1> structure, performance, sitemap… But they often forget one of the fundamental pillars: links.
How to build an accessible navigation without breaking Google crawl?
Website navigation is more than just a dropdown menu. It's your site's GPS, it guides users, orients search engines, and structures internal linking.