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Talk, you guys, blz ?
My question is the following: what is the best HTML structure to build a virtual store ? Taking into account semantic and SEO patterns.
For example:
- I must use
divs
,li
orarticles
in the list of products ? - Or should I use
articles
only on the category pages and the restdivs
orli
? - I can use
sections
insidesections
, to separate the products on the same page ?
It would be something like this ?
...
<section>
<header>
Header Pagina
</header>
<section>
<header>
Categoria 1
</header>
<article>
Produto
</article>
</section>
<section>
<header>
Categoria 2
</header>
<article>
Produto
</article>
</section>
<footer>
</footer>
</section>
...
There is no such thing as: "My question is the following: what is the best HTML structure to build a virtual store ? Taking into account semantic and SEO patterns." - You have to make the structure according to what will happen with your site, there is no way to give a ready answer to this. There would be no way someone could give you an answer that would suit any situation. Have you considered the possibility of hiring a professional in the area?
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Another alternative, if you really are looking for a "canned solution" is to look at the existing websites in the market and "be inspired" by their source, but already forefront: many of the large national e-commerce portals are lined with pork service, Then there’s the risk of you copying crap. Note that I think it is good your initiative in learning how to do it right, the warning of the first comment is intended to understand that it is not that simple, and that you will have to commit a lot if you want to do it on your own. But then you’ll have to be more specific and punctual in the questions.
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Here are some tips to make the question more relevant: [Ask] - Note that while you have no answers, you can [Dit] the question at will and make it more specific, dividing your question into smaller parts and possible to be answered in the format Objective Question -> Objective Response
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