Underscores or hyphens? Which is a better keyword separator for page and file names? The main concern in this study is SEO, but I’ll also look at the usability aspect.
How do search engines see it?
Underscores or hyphens? Which is a better keyword separator for page and file names? The main concern in this study is SEO, but I’ll also look at the usability aspect.
How do search engines see it?
A big part of great design is great typography. But when it comes to web design, this can become difficult. There are only a few generic fonts such as Arial and Times that are deemed “web-safe”. Anything else, and you can’t be sure that the user has it installed on their computer and it will display properly. Most people just use images. But this causes problems from an SEO standpoint, and increases site loading times, and is unrealistic for body content. That’s why I’m going to show you a better way.
The answer lies in CSS3’s @font-face.
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