Okay, let’s build one together. Grab a website with no author (maybe a cooking site’s “Best Banana Bread” page). You’ll write the title first. For an article or a page within a site, put the title in quotation marks, like: “Best Banana Bread.” Capitalize the major words, just like a normal title.
Next, add the website name in italics, then the publication date (if you can find it—sometimes it’s hiding at the bottom of the page). After that comes the URL (without the “https://” for MLA 9th edition). Don’t forget a period at the end. It’s like the cherry on top of a citation sundae.
So, your citation looks like this: “Best Banana Bread.” Super Simple Recipes, 10 Mar. 2026, www.supersimplerecipes.com/banana-bread. Boom. You’re a citation ninja.
