I always build an SEO-friendly path URL structure with apps that I create, even for pages behind authentication. i.e. domain.com/page/privacy
Here’s how I do it without plugins…
1. Page Structure
While each app is different, more often than not, I’ll take a hybrid approach.
I split pages by function/feature and then hide/show groups based on the URL path.
Why? This is typically a middle ground between minimizing page reloads & lightweight pages.
2. Group Visibility
Make the sections of your page visible based on the URL path.
i.e., if I have a page called Onboarding and a section called Questions, and I wanted my URL to look like domain.com/onboarding/questions
3. Navigation (Simple)
Whether you’re using a Link or Go To workflow action, all you need to do is type in the path like this
4. Navigation (Nested)
What happens if you have multiple layers to your page, say category/questions
So your URL would look like domain.com/onboarding/category/questions
It works like this
5. Why do this?
- SEO friendly if the page is indexed in Google
- Deep link to particular page states, bookmark friendly!
- Improved UX as your page won’t reload
- Full history in the users browser
- Browser back/forward buttons work without reload
- Dynamic page titles
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