Is it better to add or remove the WWW prefix in a domain name?
The article on CSS-Tricks discusses whether 'www' still belongs in URLs and the implications of this choice for websites. There are arguments both for and against using 'www'. In the past, 'www' was a standard as it clearly indicated the location of resources on the web. However, in today's modern technological age, many websites are dropping this prefix to create simpler and more understandable addresses. From an SEO perspective, both the 'www' version and the non-'www' version can be suitable as long as you choose one and consistently use redirects. Changing the approach to URL addresses can also lead to a better user experience, as users may prefer shorter and more direct links. By the end of the article, the author encourages a thorough consideration of the URL strategy, taking into account what is best for your brand and target audience.