Para oferecer melhor suporte aos padrões abertos e à experiência de desenvolvimento, estamos mudando o foco da Ferramenta de teste de dados estruturados e fazendo a migração para um novo domínio que atenderá à comunidade do schema.org até abril de 2021. O objetivo principal da ferramenta é verificar a sintaxe e a conformidade de marcações com os padrões do schema.org. No entanto, a ferramenta não verificará mais os tipos de pesquisa aprimorada da Pesquisa Google. Para testar sua marcação para tipos de pesquisa aprimorada da Pesquisa Google, continue usando o teste de pesquisa aprimorada.
Por exemplo, se você estiver tentando implementar a marcação https://schema.org/Event para experiências de eventos aprimorados na Pesquisa Google com base na nossa documentação, o teste de pesquisa aprimorada e o Search Console são as melhores ferramentas para garantir que a marcação é válida para a Pesquisa Google. No entanto, se você quiser só garantir que está usando propriedades válidas de schema.org ou validar um tipo que não usamos explicitamente no momento (por exemplo, https://schema.org/ExercisePlan), use a nova versão do validador do schema.org.
Postado por Ryan Levering, da equipe de Engenharia da Pesquisa Google
Atualizações
Atualização de 11 de maio de 2021: o schema.org anunciou a nova página do validador de dados estruturados conhecido anteriormente como Ferramenta de teste de dados estruturados (SDTT, na sigla em inglês). A nova ferramenta, chamada de validador da marcação do esquema, ainda está em desenvolvimento. Depois que a nova ferramenta estiver estável, o Google planeja redirecionar a Ferramenta de teste de dados estruturados para o teste de pesquisa aprimorada.
Atualização de 9 de agosto de 2021: o validador da marcação do esquema já chegou à versão estável, e agora o Google redireciona o uso da Ferramenta de teste de dados estruturados a uma página de destino para ajudar você a selecionar a ferramenta certa.
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