What problem does this address?
Currently, with FSE, you can alter aspects of your site you couldn't previously including the Site Title. As a result as part of FSE Outreach Program testing, the following feedback was raised:
Also, I wasn’t sure about being able to choose h2-h6 and p for the site title. I think it is fairly common practice to set h1 on the front page, and div/span on other pages. If a person who is using FSE is a developer, then perhaps we can leave it to the developer to make the decisions (and should be aware of semantics and web standard). But if one is non-developer, then may be it is more friendly to limit the choice, or just have h1 and may be allow to choose which tag for non-front-page.
What is your proposed solution?
Perhaps similar to how we show warnings for picking low contrast colors, we could show a nudge to encourage people to make good decisions around semantics for blocks like Site Title.
What problem does this address?
Currently, with FSE, you can alter aspects of your site you couldn't previously including the Site Title. As a result as part of FSE Outreach Program testing, the following feedback was raised:
What is your proposed solution?
Perhaps similar to how we show warnings for picking low contrast colors, we could show a nudge to encourage people to make good decisions around semantics for blocks like Site Title.