It 237 Week 8 Checkpoint Professional Standards

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Week 8 CheckPoint Professional StandardsJacob L Young IT/237 November 05, 2013Prof. Brooke Estabrook-FishinghawkWeek 8 CheckPoint Professional StandardsMeta tags are used in many ways to promote accessibility and search engine optimization. They are usually placed between the <head> and </head> tags. The meta tags are used to place the description of the website. Meta tags can also be used to input the author or company’s name of the website. When you go to a site like Google to look up websites, the search engine searches the meta tags within the website’s HTML to populate search results. Meta tags are specifically used for the purpose of storing information that is relevant to browsers and search engines. There are many different Meta tags:Author: The authors name - <meta name=”author” content=”john conolly”Content-Language: Declares the language of the document – <meta http-equiv=”content-language” content=”en-US,fr »>Description : Description for the document – <meta http-equiv=”description” content=”…summary of the web page…”>Keywords: Keywords that search engines will search for to locate the website – <meta name=”keywords” content=”ghost, haunted, paranormal”>Copyright: A copyright statement – <meta name=”copyright” content=”© 2013 The Charmed Raven”>Those are just some of the meta tags