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Improve the consistency of page <title>
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#243
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For this iteration, I agree with this direction (for what it's worth 😄). Generally, however, I wonder if "WordPress Showcase" is resonant enough. Just peeping at a few competitors, seems like they're leveraging that space differently. Ex: "Squarespace Website Examples - Made with Squarespace", "Portfolio Website Examples and Design Ideas" (this is Wix), "Shopify Ecommerce Store Examples". |
That looks good, thanks for investigating @renintw. Let's go with this approach (adding "– WordPress Showcase") for now to keep things consistent. |
@ndiego After taking a closer look into the code, I realized that the title behavior of other sites like the Pattern, Plugin, and Theme Directory is consistent with the current showcase. That is, the titles for home, tags, and categories pages all end with Given this, do you think a change is still necessary? I'm inclined to be conservative. Although appending |
This is a great question. I am not sure. Any ideas @StevenDufresne @eidolonnight? |
some examples for reference
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Not specifically for the Showcase. |
Let's move forward with the following change if we can @renintw. The Pattern directory setup includes "Pattern" in most of the titles, so there is some context. We don't have that for the Showcase, so the following adds context will keeping things inline with the Pattern directory:
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Sorry to chime in late. I wasn't aware we were changing the page title as part of the redesign. As for the recommendation, "star-studded" isn't particularly internationally friendly. Also, my general advisement for these titles is to consider tab size. That is a long title. @thetinyl perhaps you can provide some alternatives? |
I just recommended this given the screenshot above. "The Best WordPress Sites in the World" is kind of a loaded statement. There are definitely other WordPress sites that we have not seen that might be "better". 😅 Regardless, this is something we can easily change in the Admin of the site itself, so no code changes are needed for the primary site title. |
@eidolonnight I think the length is actually fine. Seems like, as long as it's within 600 pixels, it should be good/is unlikely to be truncated. Some alternatives to consider based on the sentiment of what's currently there or taking a cue from competitors (for now, anyway):
If any of the above seem fine, I'm happy to toss them in there through the site Admin. |
Reopon it since there's discussion ongoing. |
I think we should be bold and use "best" somewhere here. I agree with @ndiego :
If someone sees the Showcase and thinks "OMG I know sites that are way better than these" then good. It can be motivation for them to submit those sites. We have an issue with there being a low volume of high-quality submissions. Maybe this would encourage those. That said, calling these the "Best WordPress Sites" diminishes what they are. These should be some of the best sites on the web, and they just happen to be built with WordPress. I'd recommend something like this as the page subtext (can be adapted for SEO title):
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I have updated the tagline. Are any additional changes needed to make this live @renintw? |
@ndiego The change to the tagline only affects the title on the homepage, and I can see that it's already in effect. As for the homepage tagline, it's written in the code, and I think the reason is for i18n. If we directly apply the tagline there, it will always remain in English. That said, I found that Showcase has not been activated on the Rosetta sites, and I also haven't seen it on translate.wp.org. |
Close as #278 has been shipped. |
I broke out this comment from #234.
The
<title>
for individual site pages ends in– WordPress Showcase | WordPress.org
(example). But all other pages end in just| WordPress.org
. There is no mention of "WordPress Showcase". Not sure how we want to resolve this, but I think the titles should mention "WordPress Showcase" once you get past the Homepage.Let's also update the
<title>
on the Homepage to the following. This matches the thumbnail image and the subtext on the Homepage.cc @eidolonnight
Note
Related: #221
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