In my usual HTML(5) practice, I would implement the following structure:
/* CSS Code */
footer p {
font-size: 16px;
font-weight: normal;
}
footer strong {
font-weight: bolder;
}
<!-- Example of HTML Structure -->
<footer>
<p>Title <strong>- Name. 1234 N. Main St., Anytown, USA</strong></p>
</footer>
The concern I have with this approach is that a significant portion of the paragraph text appears to be emphasized, which contradicts my intention. In my opinion, it would be more semantically correct to only apply styling to the unique or abnormal text within the paragraph, such as the lighter weight text while retaining footer p {font-weight:bold}
.
Would using <small>
be suitable in this context, even if it does not specifically relate to a legal disclaimer?