🌱SEO and Optimization

🎯SEO Optimization

To improve your website's visibility in search engines, it's crucial to optimize various elements for SEO. Follow these instructions to modify the relevant SEO aspects in the Morena Photography template:

  1. Meta Tags:

    • Title: Change the page title in the index.php file. This title appears in search results and the browser tab.

      <title>Your Title Here - Morena Photography</title>

    • Description: Update the meta description in the index.php file to provide a brief overview of your website. This description appears below the title in search results.

      <meta name="description" content="A brief description of your website. Example: Morena Photography offers a beautiful and unique perspective on the special moments of your wedding.">

  2. Header Tags:

    • Use header tags (<h1>, <h2>, <h3>, etc.) in a structured manner to organize content and improve accessibility. Ensure each page has only one <h1>, which should be the main title of the page.

  3. Friendly URLs:

    • Make sure internal and external links are descriptive and SEO-friendly. Avoid long and complicated URLs.

  4. Alt Text for Images:

    • Add alt text to all images in the components/slider.php, components/gallery.php, and any other component containing images. Alt text helps search engines understand the content of the images.

      htmlCopiar código<img src="path/to/your/image.jpg" alt="Image description">

💛Performance and Lazy Loading

To ensure your website loads quickly and efficiently, the template uses several optimization techniques:

  1. Lazy Loading:

    • What is it?: Lazy loading is a technique that delays the loading of images and other resources until they are needed, improving the initial page load time.

    • Implementation: The template includes a lazy_loading.js file that handles lazy loading of images. You can adjust this file to modify the lazy loading behavior according to your needs.

    • Configuration: Ensure images have the loading="lazy" attribute to enable lazy loading in supported browsers:

<img src="path/to/your/image.jpg" loading="lazy" alt="Image description">
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