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Quiz: The Maddeningly Difficult Metadata Quiz

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Quiz: The Maddeningly Difficult Metadata Quiz

Metadata is an essential component of any website. It clarifies the meaning behind your content in a way that search engines, and browsers are able to understand. Using metadata effectively can mean the difference between a successful site, and a total flop. So, how well do you understand this critical web design tool? Take our maddeningly difficult metadata quiz and find out! Featured image via Unsplash.

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