Are multiple H1 tags in Framer a problem?
Does your SEO tool warn you about multiple H1 tags on your Framer page? If so, here’s why you don’t need to worry.
Framer duplicates certain elements and uses CSS media queries to hide or show them at different breakpoints. This approach is intentional and ensures optimal performance and accessibility.
As a result, multiple H1 tags may appear in the rendered HTML, which triggers SEO tool warnings. However, these tools perform a simpler HTML analysis compared to Google.
How does Google read a page?
Google uses a headless Chromium browser to fully render pages, processing both CSS and JavaScript. This allows it to accurately interpret visible content, including responsive and dynamic elements. It recognizes and ignores hidden elements, so duplicated H1 tags created by media queries are typically not an issue.