Headings, structure and meaning in a design tool
Framer lets you give every text layer an HTML tag, but does not do it for you. So we see sites where every large title is an H1, or none is, and where the most beautiful heading is a plain div. To a reader that makes no difference; to a crawler, or to an AI model trying to summarise the page, it does.
We go through every page: one H1 that covers the search query, H2s per section, H3s beneath them, alt texts on images that actually mean something, and link texts that say where they lead. We also check breakpoints, so hidden variants do not put duplicate headings into the DOM. See how technical optimization works.
This is one-off work with lasting effect, and the base on which all the content that follows lands.