60%
Arabic language + root RTL
Pages setting both an Arabic language and root direction.
Baseline
Recurring measured dataset
Follow how production websites adopt Arabic language metadata, RTL direction, logical CSS, Arabic fonts, and search-friendly markup. Changes are calculated only between snapshots collected with the same methodology.
Current reading
The 220-site version 3 snapshot is the first point in its methodology series. The earlier version 2 run remains available, but is excluded from change calculations because sampling changed.
Tracked indicators
60%
Pages setting both an Arabic language and root direction.
Baseline
63%
Pages declaring RTL on the HTML element.
Baseline
75%
Pages using an Arabic HTML language tag.
Baseline
5%
Pages using more logical than physical directional CSS.
Baseline
59%
Pages deliberately loading an Arabic-supporting font.
Baseline
55%
Pages publishing a canonical link.
Baseline
69%
Pages publishing a meta description.
Baseline
35%
Pages publishing JSON-LD structured data.
Baseline
Measurement history
A methodology identifier groups comparable measurements. A new identifier starts a new series rather than creating a misleading jump in the chart.
| Collected | Methodology | Sample | Trend status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 24, 2026 | v2-ranked-cctld-css2 | 120 | Archived method |
| Jul 24, 2026 | v3-stratified-cctld-cap20-css2 | 220 | Current series |
How updates work
The collector runs against a fresh ranked-domain list, validates sample quality, preserves an immutable snapshot, and proposes the result for human review before it is published. Material changes are flagged in the run summary.
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