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I am working in an ASP.NET mvc application. With regards to URL’s I could see the Controller and action names in the address bar when user navigates between pages. Is there a way to hide them, such that the address bar always displays http://mywebsite.com without any action names or controller names suffixing them, or is there any other standard practices? Or is it ok to leave the URL as such which can contain action and controller suffixes?
Having the URL not change is very bad practice. Not only does it look confusing, but it makes it impossible to bookmark things, and copy and paste URLs.
Why would it not be OK to leave the descriptive names in the URL? (You are using descriptive names, aren’t you?)