H1, or Heading 1, is a type of HTML tag used to define the primary heading of a webpage. It is typically the largest and most prominent text on the page and is used to introduce the main topic or purpose of the content. H1 tags are important for both search engine optimization and user experience, as they provide context and structure to the page’s content. Search engines use H1 tags to understand the content of the page and to determine its relevance to a user’s search query. Proper use of H1 tags can also make the content more accessible to users with assistive technologies, such as screen readers.
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