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  1. ARIA or semantic HTML If semantic HTML already carries an element’s role, adding ARIA brings no benefit; ARIA is only for what HTML cannot express.
  2. WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 WCAG 2.2 adds nine new success criteria on top of 2.1 and removes one; a site conforming to 2.2 also conforms to 2.1.
  3. IndexNow or a sitemap A sitemap is a list the engine reads; IndexNow is a notification sent to the engine — one pulls, the other pushes, and neither replaces the other.
  4. JSON-LD or Microdata Both express the same schema.org vocabulary; the difference is where the markup is written — JSON-LD in a separate block, Microdata embedded in the HTML.
  5. hreflang or canonical hreflang declares the language versions of a page, canonical picks the preferred address for the same content; they are not rivals and one cannot stand in for the other.
  6. gzip or Brotli Brotli typically produces output 15–20 per cent smaller than gzip on text files, but compression costs more.
  7. Static generation or server rendering With static generation the HTML is prepared at build time; with server rendering it is produced again on every request — the difference is not speed but how often the content changes.