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Headings communicate the organization of the page’s content. The h1 heading, which is usually the largest heading on a page, describes the main topic of the page and typically corresponds to the title of the page. It gives users an indication of what the page is about.

The h1 heading influences visitors’ decisions about whether or not to continue reading a page. It communicates the page’s relevance to search engines.

According to the WCAG headings rules, levels should be used hierarchically, with the main heading being the highest level (h1) and subheadings being subsequent lower levels (h2, h3, h4, etc.). This structure makes it easier for people with visual impairments, cognitive disabilities, and learning difficulties to easily understand the content of a web page.

In this article, we’ll go over all you need to know about the h1 heading and how to make the most of it from the perspective of the user, SEO, and accessibility!

After CSUN 2023 conference we have modified our presentation and here is the result.

Agenda

• Operation Issues
• Actionable insights
• By component or by workflow
• Human-centered accessibility

The key to properly processing bugs (defects) is to report them effectively. Let’s then evaluate what a good bug report has to contain.

Lazy loading is a strategy for identifying non-blocking (non-critical) resources and loading them only when needed. Typically happens in some user interactions such as scrolling or navigation. However, one scenario hasn’t been covered by the native loading="lazy" feature: the ability to control fetching delay. Let’s dive into it.

Structured data assists search engines in determining the type of content on a page. JSON-LD (<script type="application/ld+json">) is a structured data type recommended by Google. It offers a variety of schemas for various types of web pages, such as FAQs, Articles, Products, and so on. Including the appropriate schema markups can help Google better understand and rank the web page.

However, while working with schema on Google Rich Results, you may get a message: No items detected (known also as no rich results detected in this url). It could mean that the specific page being analyzed doesn’t have any structured data that qualifies for rich results. In other words, Google didn’t find any relevant information to display in an enhanced format.

What does that mean?

At first, your app is fast, small in size, and easy to manage. However, with each month the application is slower, its size is growing and code management takes more and more time. Is there a way to improve that? Let’s walk through 5 common issues and how to fix them.

Creating a self-signed SSL certificate and updating Keychain Access on MacOS might be tricky. However, with mkcert this process can be done easily.

Sass color.adjust function is now replacing darken or lighten functions with the new Sass module system. However, making changes manually to all files can be very time-consuming. Here is how to make it faster for all files in Visual Studio Code.

Optimizing images is always a good idea. It reduces the total amount of data being transferred over the network and memory consumption. What, if we could compress the image using JavaScript before uploading it to the server? It is possible. Let’s dive into that.