Good job, Linus Benkner! It will be really useful for devs to know the framework. There are also great packs for extending Tailwind components, that are ready to use, now that we know how to get started.

Thank you, marcodagama! There is a lot of techniques to make Search Engines "read" the markup schema, but probably there isn't a "one-size-fits-all" approach for your issue; in fact, you can make use of the following techniques together to make your content "readable". I'd suggest you to implement: (a) GEO Meta Tags (Geographic registration of HTML documents), although not all engines will follow it; (b) an Address property (address - Schema.org Property); and (c) data microformat within the HTML pages (Geo Extension Straw-Man Proposal), that some Engines may collect when crawling your client's webpage.

This is awesome, Sandeep Panda! I'm looking forward to the detailed technical article. 🚀 And thank you and the Hashnode team for making it a better place for developers. 😄

Thank you for sharing this information, Chris Bongers! I'm glad I found your post in good time, so I can refactor my new project code to implement these better practices. 😄

Good job on explaining the concepts. Thank you for sharing this post!

Obrigado, Adriano Luz! You're correct. Thank you for this contribution, and I'm glad you enjoyed this article.