On 1/12/07, Rob O'Rourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Christian Montoya wrote:
> On 1/12/07, Marcio Werneck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hello !
>>
>> I have a doubt regarding putting the logo in an H tag.
>>
>> Wrapping the website logo in an H1, is a good practice? - always?
>
> I have done the following with multiple sites:
>
> <h1><img src="logo" alt="site title"></h1>
>
> And have never seen any issues with regards to SEO.
>
> As for semantics, if you think about it, the title of the site is in
> the <title> tag (you know, in the <head>), so having a duplicate of
> that in the <h1> tag really isn't that useful. If you can go with just
> using a div for the logo and making the <h1> the title of the current
> page rather than the title of the site, that's a much better option.
>

I do this sort of thing too, I usually place both the logo and the site
title in an h2 in the page header and then the page title in an h1
associated with the content, depends on the layout and what people are
likely to be searching for. If its a small site and your page titles are
things like 'About Us' (and other favourites) then SEO wise you are
better off putting the site name/company name in the h1. If it's a blog
then you want the article titles in the h1 and nice readable url.

Rob



I you'd listen to screen reader... (I use JAWS), you could se the diference
in expirience....  I still claim it is absolutly better, if it's headeing...
let it be text. Screen reader otherwise reads it "heading one. image
graphics. Company logo" ... it is much much more nicer if it says "heading
one. Company name dash online computer store"

image graphics bla bla... and than you also need to point out with alt text
that the image graphic is "Somecompanyname logo"...
I prefer the text in headings.


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