April 6th, 2009
I’ve always used H1 for the logo of the site and not the header of the specific page, although I am apparently in the minority. I’ve thought of it as declaring ownership—this page is owned by H1—which I know goes against the intent of the element.
It does look nicer when CSS is turned off for the name of the site-at-large to be, well, large. (and in charge.)
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