How to cite?

APA (American Psychological Association) style

• Format: Title of web page. (Year, Month Date Accessed). Website Name. URL
• Example: Unit Converters. (2024, June 12). WebQC.Org. https://fr.webqc.org/unitconverters.php?utm_campaign=forum&utm_source=quick-links

MLA (Modern Language Association) style

• Format: 'Title of Web Page.' Website Name, Date of access, URL.
• Example: 'Unit Converters', WebQC.Org, 12 June 2024, https://fr.webqc.org/unitconverters.php?utm_campaign=forum&utm_source=quick-links

Chicago manual of style

• Format: 'Title of Web Page.' Website Name, last modified date (if available), URL.
• Example: 'Unit Converters.' WebQC.Org, last modified June 12, 2024, https://fr.webqc.org/unitconverters.php?utm_campaign=forum&utm_source=quick-links

Harward style

• Format: Title of Web Page. Website Name. Available at: URL (Accessed: Day Month Year).
• Example: Unit Converters, WebQC.Org. Available at : https://fr.webqc.org/unitconverters.php?utm_campaign=forum&utm_source=quick-links (Accessed: 12 June 2024).

Vancouver style

• Format: Title of web page [Internet]. Website Name [cited Year Month Day]. Available from: URL.
• Example: Unit Converters [Internet]. WebQC.Org [cited 2024 June 12]. Available from: https://fr.webqc.org/unitconverters.php?utm_campaign=forum&utm_source=quick-links