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A valid URL no doubt:
<a href="http://www.website.org">...</a>
Question1: But is this shorthand als equally valid?
<a href="www.website.org">...</a>
Question2: is there any speed/other difference between the two?
The second URL you’ve provided is not valid; you need to supply the protocol which you wish to use:
<a href="ftp://...">ftp</a><a href="mailto:example@domain.com>mail</a>The second URL will assume it’s looking for a local path.
Assuming your domain is http://www.website.org and you supply
<a href="www.example.com">go to example.com</a>your browser will try and locate ‘http://www.website.org/www.example.com’Hope this helps.