Intro to SEO & Accessibility in Framer
In this Framer tutorial, you will learn Intro to SEO & Accessibility in Framer. We explain a practical workflow, highlight the key settings that affect the result, and show how to apply the technique on real pages for cleaner UX and better site performance.
How does Framer help with SEO and accessibility on my website?
Framer does a lot of the heavy lifting when it comes to structure, but it still needs direction from you, the end user. Once meaning is assigned by tagging things properly, Framer takes over and outputs well-structured semantic code that makes Framer’s content easier to read, navigate, and index. Framer also gives users built-in access to the tools that matter most for SEO and accessibility like metatags, heading levels, image descriptions, and audio labels.
What are some best practices for making my Framer site more discoverable by search engines?
To make your Framer site easier to find on search engines, make sure that your primary keywords (i.e. the keywords you’d like your site to appear for) are included in your page titles and URL slugs. Make sure that your most important pages are internally linked to each other, and try to aim for at least eight internal links pointing to each page. This helps search engines crawl and index your site.
Why is it important to use proper tags and structure instead of just styling elements in Framer?
Just because something looks like a heading or a section doesn’t mean it’s treated that way in the code. You have to assign meaning by tagging things properly. This ensures that both search engines and assistive technologies can understand and navigate your site, making it more discoverable and usable for everyone.
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