For example in the navigation bar. The only thing that the elements need to do is navigate between pages. But Bubble’s default navbar is using buttons. Is there a best practice for this? Does it matter in terms of backlinking? I have some other areas on the page where it’s just to go to a different page, is it better to use links?
So many questions. If someone knows a but of the theory of whats better and why that would amazing. Thanks!
Use links for most navigation (it’s better UX, and better for on-page SEO)
That’s not a bubble specific but more general web development question. For SEO purposes it seems better to use links to navigate between pages and use buttons to make some action (show pop-up, create a thing and so on).
Ahrefs doesn’t think bubble buttons for navigation work.
They should as it is a JS action but it doesn’t.
So Ahrefs can think every page on your app is an orphan.
Learned from @adamhholmes’ reply here that you can change crawl settings on ahrefs to Execute JavaScript.
That fixed a ton of ahrefs errors and warnings for me, allowing me to focus on real errors.
E.g my homepage:
BEFORE
AFTER
I have that on and it still doesn’t work.
