Platform UpdateADA improves how its website appears in search

ADA has completed a round of website search improvements on its main website. The work follows the checks used by Yoast SEO, a widely used search tool, and Google's own guidance.

What the website search improvements changed

First, every page now has its own focus topic, title and description, so search results describe the page accurately. In addition, each page shares a proper preview image when someone posts a link on WhatsApp or social media.

Behind the pages, structured data now tells search engines who ADA is, where it is based and how each page fits into the site. Likewise, the sitemap lists only the pages that should appear in search, together with the date each one last changed.

Clearer pages for visitors

Many pages now answer common questions directly, for example how to contact ADA or which logo to use. Moreover, the text uses shorter sentences and clearer headings, so it is easier to read on a phone.

A summary for AI assistants

The site also publishes a short summary file, llms.txt, which AI assistants can read to understand ADA's services. Because it uses the same descriptions as the pages, it never says something the website does not.

Website search improvements at a glance

In short, the changes make ADA easier to find and easier to understand, without changing any web addresses. Next, ADA plans the same work for its division websites. Meanwhile, you can browse every page in the site index.