Sunday, 24 March 2013

Semantic html - the new way to get top on search engines

Why do you create a website ?
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Communicate with a large set of people digitally !!! right ? so communication is the root cause or maximum end point for this action. Better you communicate with your target users visually and contextually more your user experience gets simplified. We follow lot of design principles to make our interface more visually soothing to the user , these design principle make the fundamentals of User Experience design. making the code (which is also integral part of design ) user friendly is called SEMANTIC HTML  ... IN short making you code more meaning full.
sematic html funny
sematic html funny
Semantics means  the study of meaning ...its doing something more meaning full
You know why we separate HTML and CSS, the HTML is responsible for structure and meaning and CSS is responsible  for the way we structure it .
Making the code more meaningfulness in the sense  adding appropriate content placing div and id in correct context withing the headings and the subject content.
WHY IS SEMANTIC HTML  NECESSARY AS NON INDUSTRY PEOPEL ARE NOT GOING TO SEE IT AS PROGRAM? they see it visually isn't !!
When  you are using semantic html you will have an detailed communication then a normal html  i'e people who see the page will not notice the details of the code by which you have extra communicated but your search engines , feed radars do. which in turn increase your search engine ranking .
When search engines like google , bing, yandex, baidu, or yahoo scans for your content it also scans via codes behind your font page which is othervise called micro contents , thus your more meaningful code makes it easier for these engines to know more and value more.When you have high competition on getting top spot on google it should give you the edge.
Other important advantages of semantic HMTL  
  • Since its clean its better for your website maintenance 
  • more easily accessible to non desktop drives
  •  better framework better response 
  •  maximum flexibility

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