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SEO-friendly Design #6

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Flouse opened this issue Mar 19, 2023 · 0 comments

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It is recommended for a developer course website to be SEO-friendly to rank higher in search engine results pages and to attract more traffic.

Some of the ways to make a website SEO-friendly include:

keyword research,
optimizing site architecture and URLs,
including alt and title attributes for images,
use server-side rendering (SSR) for some important pages
In general, server-side rendering (SSR) can provide better SEO and page load times, as it sends a fully rendered HTML page to the client, which can be indexed more easily by search engines.

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