Any Insights On HTML5 Parallax Sites & SEO?
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Looking for any insights regarding experience with optimization and HTML5 websites that use parallax scrolling making the website only one page (single unique URL).
If done right, I've seen a number of these sites with great UX, clean design and nice layouts, but it comes down to only being able to optimize a single page. Does Google view single page sites as less authoritative? I'll open the floor to any comments at all about this. Thanks in advance Mozzers.
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Hi PH digital labs,
After working on our project we decided to write about how to do a Parallax scrolling, Responsive web design and SEO website. You can read about it here. http://moz.com/ugc/website-design-wars-seo-agencies-vs-web-design-agencies-worldwide-trends
Thought you might like it
Carla
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Hi
Here is an example of parallax scrolling, html 5, responsive and Css3 and onsite optimization.
It's in beta.
http://www.posicionamientowebenbuscadores.com
Here is an article but it is in spanish. The graphics are self explanatory
http://www.posicionamientowebenbuscadores.com/blog/tutorial-seo-parallax-scrolling-espanol/
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Thanks guys. Great feedback.
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Wouldn't this be the same problem as using <frames>?</frames>
What Alan said, as long as you optimize for 1 Keyword you could do fine.
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the problem would be with trying to rank for more then one keyword.
Multi page sites dont necessarly rank better, but they can rank better.
http://thatsit.com.au/seo/tutorials/a-simple-explanation-of-pagerank
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