indexing vs page generation with PHP

Question

I have some products and all their information is stored in the database. When a customer selects a product, it is sent via POST the ID of the product and thus a new page is generated with the product.

And this indexes in Google? The URL is something like this:

site.com/products/short-sleeve dress

Where vestido-manga-curta actually it was a GET in URL which has been rewritten to avoid something like:

site.com/products? product=dress%20manga%20short.

The page produtos.php there she takes care of receiving the ID and generate the new page (with product information..)

I’m afraid of that, I need to clear my head..

Answer 1

A user-friendly URL needs not only to be friendly to be well positioned in a search, but to have the keyword (key/search word). So the way you retrieve page content and display/manipulate* is indifferent to Google. See this real case below:

While Google does not position or take positions from your site based on its URL, a very descriptive URL attracts more clicks, and the CTR (click-through rate) is a criterion for evaluating a website, so: url descritiva > mais pessoas vêem meu site > melhor meu site é posicionado.

To help also see this image that shows how a url should be structured.