What is website infrastructure?
Website infrastructure are the programs, applications, files, directories, and layout of your web pages. Anything that a robot (or human) uses to locate and navigate through your site including hyperlinks and site maps are part of your website’s infrastructure. Be thoroughly modern, Millie. Use the most current versions of software applications. If yours is out of date update it. This absolutely critical if you use any applications on your site or public domain or open source products. If you do not stay current on software updates it is only a matter of time before your site gets hacked! Keep the welcome mat dust-free. Have a great index page (also called home, landing, or front page) with site-related content – not just a page full of links into the site. Update this page at least weekly (more often may even be better) to keep the welcome mat “dust-free” and inviting.
Basically, this is the structure of your website. Build a site structure based on a semantic core. First, you need to make a list of requests, group them by page, think over the hierarchy, and only then build the structure, and not in reverse order. SEO consultants can help you figure out how to make such an infrastructure better.
