See this example properly formatted in the QUT Cite tool.
According to the Cooper (2010, para. 4) …
Most web pages do not have page numbers, use para. and the paragraph number.
Author, A. A. (Year). Title. Site Name. https://www.xxxxxxxx.xxx
Autism CRC. (n.d.). Robotics social clubs for autistic students. https://www.autismcrc.com.au/our-programs/robotics-social-clubs-autistic-students
Bligh, R. (2019). ACP Cladding. Bligh Tanner. http://blightanner.com.au/news-article/acp-cladding/
Supply Nation. (2021). Search Indigenous business direct. https://supplynation.org.au/
Notes:
The first example has a group author. See the button below.
When the author name and site name are identical (as here, Autism CRC and Supply Nation), omit the site name.
If no date is evident, use n.d. For more information see the APA blog post Webpage on a website.
If no title is evident, you may need to make one, include it in square brackets [Invented title].
If you cite multiple pages from a website, make a reference for each one.
Do not create a reference or in-text citation for a whole website (rather than referring to particular pages). Include the name of the website in the text and give the URL in brackets.
Author, A. A. (Year). Title of web page. Site Name. Retrieved Month DD, Year, from https://www.xxxxxxxx.xxx
BirdLife Australia. (n.d.). Survey results. Birds in Backyards. Retrieved January 22, 2018, from http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/surveys/Survey-Results
It can be particularly hard to determine authors and dates for web pages. See the and buttons below.
For more information from the APA blog see: Webpage on a website.