Semantic HTML
Using HTML elements according to their intended meaning rather than just visual appearance, improving accessibility and SEO. Semantic elements like header, nav, main, and article convey document structure to assistive technologies. Framer generates semantic HTML from visual designs automatically. See How to use semantic tags for navigation and footers.
Color Variable
Framer
A reusable color value stored centrally and referenced throughout your design, enabling consistent branding and easy global updates. When you change a color variable, every element using it updates automatically. Framer's color variables support semantic naming like 'primary' and 'error' for maintainable design systems.
HTML
General
HyperText Markup Language—the standard code that structures web content using tags that define headings, paragraphs, links, and other elements. While Framer generates HTML automatically, understanding its structure helps with SEO, accessibility, and debugging. Semantic HTML using proper tags like header, nav, and main improves accessibility and search rankings.
Screen Reader
Accessibility
Assistive software that converts on-screen content into speech or braille for people with visual impairments. Good screen-reader support requires htmlsemantic HTML, proper heading structure, and clear labels. Testing with screen readers helps catch accessibility issues early.
Web Accessibility
Accessibility
Designing and developing websites usable by people with various disabilities including visual, auditory, motor, and cognitive. Accessibility is both ethically important and often legally required. Build accessibility in from the start rather than retrofitting.
AI Layer Renaming
AI
AI Layer Renaming automatically assigns meaningful layer names based on content and structure. This improves handoff, keeps files consistent with a Design System, and complements reusable Component Properties.