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Sarah

Hi

The designer of the company I work for is re-designing Pop Up browsers as well as inline Pop up and Drop down menus.

He needs SEO requirements - how can they be SEO friendly?

Thanks a lot for your help! SL.

Please see below the detail:

Browser Pop Ups

all include:
• a browser title,
• a logo and title in the title bar,
• a close window button and
• a call to action (that closes pop-up when clicked).

Usage:
Use when you'd like to offer additional information to the
user but, not take the user away from the main page.

Inline Pop up and Drop down menus.

The inline pop-up & drop down is used to display additional menu options, functionality
or content on the page without dedicating real estate in the page layout. It's a part of the page HTML to retain SEO value and thus does not trigger pop-up blockers. A title bar displays when content of the pop-up or drop down is not in context of
the trigger.

When used as a drop down, it is attached to the the bottom of it's trigger and left-aligned (unless it would exceed beyond the browser chrome, then it's right-aligned).

When used as a pop-up, it is centered vertically/horizontally in the users browser window.
The inline pop-up/drop down can be triggered differently per instance (e.g. onclick, onhover with delay).

It can be closed by:

• clicking on link/location that triggered the pop-up/drop down
• (a.k.a. close icon)
• clicking anywhere outside the pop-up/drop down

There are 5 widths to choose from, based on the needs of the content:

• 196px (3 columns)
• 266px (4 columns)
• 406px (6 columns)
• 546px (8 columns)
• 658px (10 columns)