Canonical addresses: absolute and self-referencing
Every page sets its own canonical address, absolute, from one base URL. The choice between www and non-www still has to be enforced at the edge with a redirect, which is a DNS task rather than a code one.
PassMeasured on Our own audit, point 07
Target, not a result: One canonical address per page, absolute and self-referencing
Method
The rendered head of each template, checked on one host with the other redirected
Limits of this reading
- A pre-launch reading of the rebuilt site, not of the live uxpro.ca; the deployed site can differ.
- A pass holds for this date and this build only; the point is re-checked on every update.
| Measured on | 17 September 2026 |
|---|---|
| Status | Pass |
| Reading | Absolute and self-referencing |
| Target | One canonical address per page, absolute and self-referencing |
| Record | canonicals-2026-09-17 |