Webflow makes building websites easy, but speed and SEO don’t come automatically. Here’s a quick checklist to boost both:
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Use semantic HTML:
<header>,<main>,<footer>help Google understand your site. - Optimize images: Use exact sizes, WebP format, and enable lazy loading.
- Clean up scripts: Remove unused interactions, load third-party scripts asynchronously.
- Set SEO basics: Page title, meta description, canonical URL, and Open Graph images.
- Test performance: Use PageSpeed Insights or Lighthouse to check LCP, FID, CLS.
- Accessibility matters: Add alt text, proper contrast, and keyboard navigation.
A few tweaks can make your Webflow site faster, more discoverable, and user-friendly!
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