Hi guys— does it really matter how I label my image files when I upload them through webflow? Someone told me I need to label them correctly for better SEO. Is this true?
Here is the original message below:
“1) All image file names are not web standard. Ideally all should be lower-case and should’ve been hyphenated instead of adding space in between two words. That makes it SEO friendly!
2) The image assets are not consistent i.e. somewhere @1x size is used and at places @2x size is used.”
I can’t find a source that recommends this. Perhaps it’s not as important as you think.
I don’t see how this will be an issue for SEO.
Ok! Thank you for the feedback. Ill go from here and get back if I hear anything else as well but for the most part, I think it should be fine. Ill simply relabel the files just in case. Thanks again for your input!
That’s why we add alt-attribution.
Webflow should allow that for background images because I use those a lot within a div instead of an image itself because it tends to overflow and I’d rather not have to set styling settings when Background Images do what I need
This is not in the HTML spec. If you need to communicate context; use an image.
I see why now.
well, time to take extra steps to get that extra SEO boost. 