Official statement
A page with minimal text content (such as an interface mainly comprised of HTML controls or images) poses difficulties for indexing. Bots require descriptive content to grasp the subject and purpose of the page.
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TL;DR
Google states that pages with little text face challenges for indexing. Bots need descriptive text to understand the content and context of the page effectively. This highlights the importance of a solid content strategy.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Que faire des pages à faible contenu textuel?
Ajoutez des descriptions pertinentes et utilisez les balises alt pour les images.
Le contenu textuel sera-t-il toujours aussi crucial?
Oui, le texte reste indispensable pour aider les robots à comprendre le contenu d'une page.
Les images suffisent-elles pour l'indexation?
Non, les images doivent être accompagnées de texte descriptif pour une indexation complète.
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