What if the entire website has no author—like a fan site for vintage yo-yos? Then you italicize the website name instead of using quotation marks. So your Works Cited entry would start with: Vintage Yo-Yo Heaven. Then add the sponsor (if there is one), publication date, and URL. It’s the same logic, just with italics instead of quotes.
Think of it this way: quotation marks are for smaller pieces (like a chapter or an article), italics are for the big container (like the whole book or website). You’re basically organizing your digital sock drawer. Tidy, right?
