Site settings & accessibility
Framer Academy lesson covering global site settings that affect SEO and accessibility: site title, language, description, and reduced motion preferences.
Why we picked it
Most SEO issues start at the site level, not the page level. This short Academy video sets the global defaults that every CMS and content page inherits.
What you’ll learn
- Set sitewide title, description, and language fallbacks
- Understand how the language attribute affects screen readers and search
- Enable reduced motion to respect visitor preferences
- Apply these settings as the base layer for per-page SEO
Who it’s for
Beginners and site owners who want to get the global SEO and accessibility layer right before publishing.
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framer.com/academy
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