MikeiLL
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1 year ago My inclination is that anchor links aren't necessary and that users will be able to easily scroll down to skim and/or browse into whatever details are important to them. Think about how tall, for example, an Amazon product page or an Ebay listing is.
Amazon does include links to the Reviews and FAQ section on the page, but not displayed as a Table of Contents. They are just under the main listing title.
Following this idea, I have made a pass at inlining the Studio section links into the page's intro paragraph. This also provides a second appearance of the link to the "recording" gear page. It doesn't seem too intrusive at the moment, but y'all may disagree.
One option would be to have a horizontal sub-menu on this page:
heading | heading 2 | heading 3 | etc...But that's another thing to build, style and make work on mobile as well as desktop.
Multiple Pages
There's still a lot of Lorum Ipsum on the Studio page. It may be more apparent where we need to go with this once there is more content.
it's a lot on one page...or top level tab that is Photos Definitely need anchor links