Microdata, also called microdata, consists of HTML5 tags used to specify the meaning of information on a web page. For example, by embedding microdata in a recipe, it’s possible to specify whether a number represents preparation or cooking time. Search engines use this microdata to identify specific elements and potentially display them in more detail in their results or to refine the information provided. Similarly, when a page presents details about a person, microdata allows for the structured definition of elements such as name, surname, address, profession, or company. Google provides a concrete example of how microdata can be used for a person. To deepen your understanding of the impact of structured data on search engine optimization (SEO), it is recommended to consult dedicated resources.