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I'm with the author until he says to encode extra information into the URL. If the docs and the site are built well, you should find everything you need while c
by adammil 13y ago
I'm with the author until he says to encode extra information into the URL. If the docs and the site are built well, you should find everything you need while completely ignoring the URL structure.
- antsar 13y agoPerhaps, but a well-designed URL structure is helpful when one sees a deep link to the site and wants to know what they'll find. example.com/how-to-bar-the-foo-v1 docs.example.com/en/1.0/foo#bar The latter form clearly presents the possibility of jumping straight to a different version's foo docs, to the docs homepage, etc. I'd consider this a quality of good UX.