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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2025 8:32 am
Interstitial Ads
Interstitials, nobody likes those pop-ups that pop up in front of us and distract us from the rest of the site. Google doesn’t like them either. Especially people who use assistive technology, if we don’t treat these pop-ups correctly, we’re going to end up in a scenario where the user might
Photo of hand drawn page with anIn the keyboard trap, they can't get rid of the interstitial ads, and they don't even understand that there are interstitial ads on the page. Therefore, be very careful when using interstitial ads.
Robust
Last but not least, it is robust. How can we ensure that the content turkey mobile database we put on the page is compatible with a variety of devices and scenarios?
verify
Using proper HTML is a big way to do that. You can use validators and look at HTML, CSS, and JSON-LD. Creating correct code, especially when you use semantic HTML and provide meaning to that code, you'll have a much better experience and everything you build will be easier to digest.
response
Photo of hand drawn image of web pages resizing for mobile, medium screens, and large screens.
Is your website responsive? It should be. But if not, make sure it works on mobile, desktop and tablet devices and that the layout remains the same, it just might resize or reimage differently.
Interstitials, nobody likes those pop-ups that pop up in front of us and distract us from the rest of the site. Google doesn’t like them either. Especially people who use assistive technology, if we don’t treat these pop-ups correctly, we’re going to end up in a scenario where the user might
Photo of hand drawn page with anIn the keyboard trap, they can't get rid of the interstitial ads, and they don't even understand that there are interstitial ads on the page. Therefore, be very careful when using interstitial ads.
Robust
Last but not least, it is robust. How can we ensure that the content turkey mobile database we put on the page is compatible with a variety of devices and scenarios?
verify
Using proper HTML is a big way to do that. You can use validators and look at HTML, CSS, and JSON-LD. Creating correct code, especially when you use semantic HTML and provide meaning to that code, you'll have a much better experience and everything you build will be easier to digest.
response
Photo of hand drawn image of web pages resizing for mobile, medium screens, and large screens.
Is your website responsive? It should be. But if not, make sure it works on mobile, desktop and tablet devices and that the layout remains the same, it just might resize or reimage differently.