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svelte:head for document head - Mini Project: Build & Apply

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Using <svelte:head> to Customize the Document Head
📖 Scenario: You are building a simple Svelte app for a blog. You want to add a custom page title and meta description to improve the page's appearance in the browser tab and search engines.
🎯 Goal: Learn how to use the &lt;svelte:head&gt; tag to add a &lt;title&gt; and a &lt;meta&gt; description inside the document head.
📋 What You'll Learn
Create a Svelte component with a <svelte:head> block
Add a <title> tag inside <svelte:head> with the exact text 'My Blog Home'
Add a <meta> tag inside <svelte:head> with name="description" and content="Welcome to my blog homepage"
Add a main heading <h1> with the text 'Welcome to My Blog'
💡 Why This Matters
🌍 Real World
Websites often customize the document head to improve user experience and SEO by setting page titles and meta tags.
💼 Career
Knowing how to manage the document head is important for frontend developers to create professional and accessible web pages.
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Create the Svelte component with a main heading
Create a Svelte component that contains a <h1> heading with the exact text Welcome to My Blog.
Svelte
Hint

Use the <h1> tag to add the main heading inside your Svelte component.

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Add a block
Add a <svelte:head> block above the <h1> heading in your Svelte component.
Svelte
Hint

The <svelte:head> tag lets you add elements inside the document's <head> section.

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Add a <title> tag inside
Inside the <svelte:head> block, add a <title> tag with the exact text My Blog Home.
Svelte
Hint

The <title> tag sets the text shown in the browser tab.

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Add a meta description inside
Inside the same <svelte:head> block, add a <meta> tag with name="description" and content="Welcome to my blog homepage".
Svelte
Hint

The <meta> tag with name="description" helps search engines understand your page.