Source HTML vs. Rendered HTML
Did you know the HTML coming from the server might not be what Google Search sees? Martin Splitt, Developer Relations Engineer, explores the relationship between source HTML, rendered HTML, the Document Object Model (DOM), and the rendering process. Learn how to inspect the DOM in a browser, the differences between what Google tools show when inspecting a URL and when using 3rd party view-sources, and more behind the scenes info of your browser.
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0:00 - Introduction
0:31 - What happens when your browser opens a webpage
2:27 - What are the rendered HTML and the DOM?
5:35 - How to debug your page by viewing both the source and rendered HTML
7:30 - Recap
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