SEO (Search Engine Optimization) influences how the content of your project appears and is discovered in search engines such as Google.
In headful, SEO can be managed on two levels:
Project-wide SEO settings in the dashboard
SEO information for individual pages in the editor
This allows you to optimize both the entire project and specific pages for search engines.
SEO in the Dashboard
In the dashboard, under the SEO tab, you can configure the basic SEO settings for your project.
Here you can define:
Project SEO title
Project SEO description
These settings primarily apply to the homepage of your project, as this page is usually the main entry point indexed by search engines.
The information defined here is used when your homepage appears in search engine results.
SEO for Individual Pages
SEO information for individual pages is defined in the page settings within the editor.
See the article “Page Settings in the Editor.”
There you can:
Edit the page title
Define the page description
This description is often used as the snippet displayed in Google search results.
This allows you to control how each page appears in search engines.
System Logic
Project-level SEO settings primarily apply to the homepage.
SEO information for individual pages is defined in the page settings.
Search engines ultimately decide which content is displayed in search results.
Planned Extensions
The following SEO features will be added in the future:
Alt text for media
Ability to define alt text for images and media to improve accessibility and image search visibility.
Meta tags for pages
Additional SEO metadata to better control how pages are interpreted by search engines.
Content weighting for crawlers
Structured content hierarchy using headings such as:
H1
H2
H3
This structure helps search engines understand and prioritize page content.
Tips & Tricks
Use clear and precise page titles.
Write descriptive summaries that accurately reflect the page content.
Structure your content using a logical heading hierarchy.
Avoid frequently changing SEO titles and descriptions, as search engines may take time to update indexed results.