Overview

Headings are an important element in creating structured pages. They help users quickly navigate and understand the content of a page.

We have six level heading styles from H1 to H6

Heading 1

H1 is used by default for the titles of pages.
H2 should be used to divide sections inside a page.
H3 to H6 should be used to categorize content in a logical order from most important to less important.
In order to follow accessibility guidelines you should always ensure that headings are used in a logical order and that they are properly nested. This helps users who rely on assistive technologies to navigate the content.
Headings can also impact search engine optimization (SEO). Use relevant keywords in your headings to help search engines understand the content of your page.
Do not use headings solely for formatting purposes, such as making text larger or bold. Headings should be used to structure content, not to style it.
In order to ensure uniformity when you choose a heading it is already styled how it is supposed to. Please do not add any styling to the headings, such as bold, underline etc.