A local SEO citation is any online mention of a business’s name, address, and phone (NAP) on a third-party site.

The H1 is a page’s primary heading that names the topic and anchors the content structure for readers and search engines.

A graphic designer shapes visual messages across print and digital media using typography, color, imagery, and layout.

A graphic designer job creates visual solutions for brands and products across print and digital media.

In SEO, “Google sandbox” is a rumored new-site filter; Google denies a built-in waiting period and ranks pages based on crawling, indexing, and signals.

CSS in web design is the style language that controls layout, colors, and typography to turn HTML into a usable, branded interface.

In search optimization, content is any user-facing text, media, or data that engines can crawl, index, and rank to match a query.

Canonicalization in SEO means choosing one URL as the main version so search engines combine signals and avoid duplicates.

A web designer’s core duties span planning layouts, crafting UI assets, responsive styles, and handoff files that meet user goals.

A canonical URL is the preferred page address you signal to search engines to avoid duplicate content and consolidate ranking signals.