When referring to a website in general (ie. the homepage or default webpage that loads when you visit a web address that only contains a domain name), include the name of the website in the text and provide the URL in parentheses. No in-text citation or reference list entry is necessary.
For example
This survey was created using Survey Monkey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/).
Only use webpage if no other reference type fits, and the work has no parent or over-reaching publication other than the website itself.
If you cite multiple webpages from a website, create a reference for each.
[Note: omit the website name if the author and website name are the same.]
(Rackham, 2021) OR Rackham (2021) mentioned that ....
[Note: omit the website name if the author and website name are the same.]
(Mayo Clinic, 2020) OR Mayo Clinic (2020) stated that ....
[Note: omit the website name if the author and website name are the same.]
Use archived version (click on "View History" to check). Include listed date in (Year, Month Date) section.
If no archived version available, use n.d. in (Year) and include Retrieved information (as below)
Archived Version Available:
No Archived Version:
Archived Version:
No Archived Version: