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Structured data, viewport, and language

Structured data can unlock rich results where Google supports them. The viewport meta tag supports responsive rendering. The lang attribute on <html> states the document language for accessibility and language targeting.

What we look for

  • Presence of structured data (for example JSON-LD) on the page.
  • Viewport meta for typical responsive setups.
  • A declared language on the root element.

What to do

Add appropriate schema types for your content. Include a viewport meta for mobile-friendly layouts. Set lang (and hreflang where you manage multiple locales) consistently with your content.

Technical details

We detect presence of structured data types at a high level; deep schema validation is out of scope for this layer. See On-page and technical signals.

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