Harris Dickinson’s Bracing Directorial Debut
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1. Metadata ( <meta> tags):
* og: (Open Graph) Tags: These are crucial for how the article appears when shared on social media platforms like Facebook.
* og:site_name: “IndieWire” – The name of the website.
* og:title: “‘Urchin’ Review: Harris Dickinson’s Bracing Directorial Debut Offers a Modern Riff on Mike Leigh’s ‘Naked'” – The title of the article.
* og:description: “Cannes: Frank Dillane is brilliant as a homeless London drug addict who struggles to escape the cycle of his own behavior.” – A short summary of the article.
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* og:image:alt: “Frank Dillane in Harris Dickinson’s Urchin” – Alternative text for the image.
* og:locale: “en_US” - The language and region of the content.
* article: Tags: these provide more specific information about the article itself.
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* twitter: Tags: Similar to Open Graph, but specifically for Twitter.
* twitter:card: “summary_large_image” – Specifies the type of Twitter card to use (a large image will be displayed).
* twitter:title: same as og:title.
* twitter:description: Same as og:description.
* twitter:image: Same as og:image.
* twitter:site: “@IndieWire” - The Twitter handle of the website.
* twitter:creator: “@davidehrlich” – The Twitter handle of the author.
* Other Meta Tags:
* description: (Duplicate of og:description) – A general description of the page for search engines.
* viewport: Sets the viewport for responsive design, ensuring the page scales correctly on different devices.
2. Favicons and Apple Touch Icon:
* <link rel="icon" ...>: Defines the website’s favicon (the small icon that appears in the browser tab). Multiple sizes are provided for different devices.
* <link rel="apple-touch-icon" ...>: Specifies the icon to use when the website is added to an Apple device’s home screen.
* <meta name="msapplication-TileImage" ...>: Specifies the icon to use for pinning to the Windows Start menu.
3. Tracking Codes:
* Google Tag Manager: A tag management system that allows IndieWire to easily add and manage various tracking codes (e.g., Google Analytics, advertising pixels). The <noscript> tag provides a fallback for users who have JavaScript disabled.
* Hotjar Tracking Code: A tool for website analytics and user behavior tracking (heatmaps, session recordings, etc.).
4.Body Attributes:
* <body...>: The <body> tag has several classes applied to it:
* post-template-default: Indicates the default template for a post.
* single: Indicates this is a single post page.
* `single-