The customer wants the content of a parent page to be minimal, just images with links to the child pages.
For example:
Page: Vegetables |
Child pages: Cucumber, Carrot, Cabbage.**
Having in mind SEO best practices, should I use in the mark-up h2 headings or since there is almost no other content I should use normal links.
<h1> Vegetables</h1>
<div class="item"><img src="cucumber.jpg"> <a href="#"><h2> cucumber</h2></a></div>
<div class="item"><img src="carrot.jpg"> <a href="#"><h2> carrot</h2></a></div>
<div class="item"><img src="cabbage.jpg"> <a href="#"><h2> cabbage</h2></a></div>
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Answers
As long as there is some content between each h2 then you are fine. Otherwise you should use a list:
In SEO, it is required to follow the structure of the content. The heading should be H1 including the main topic of the webpage or you can say a keyword-relevant to the web content. HTML has six different heading tags — h1, h2, and so on until h6.
Apply header tags on content only. You can apply list as suggested by @JuanLeme above.