Heading tags are levels in the structure of a web page, with the `
` tag by default serving as the page title. There should therefore only be one `
` tag per web page. Then levels can be created with `
` tags, and sublevels with `
` to `
` tags. `
` and `
` tags should appear on every web page; the usage of `
` to `
` tags is optional. The most important thing is that heading tags are used according to the standard paragraph structure. So for what would normally be paragraph 1.1 and subsection 1.1.1, you respectively use `
` and `
` tags. To give you an idea of what that might look like:
```html
Title
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2
Paragraph 2.1
Section 2.1.1
Paragraph 2.2
Section 2.1.2
Paragraph 3
```
In this example the levels are also indicated by indentations, to show you that a
🐛 Describe the Bug
Right now the heading hierarchy doesn't make sense. This is important for SEO and accessibility
🧑💻 Reproduction Steps
🎯 Expected Behavior
Headings make sense
Details
Heading tags are levels in the structure of a web page, with the `
` tag by default serving as the page title. There should therefore only be one `
` tag per web page. Then levels can be created with `
` tags, and sublevels with `
` to `
` tags. `
` and `
` tags should appear on every web page; the usage of `
` to `
` tags is optional. The most important thing is that heading tags are used according to the standard paragraph structure. So for what would normally be paragraph 1.1 and subsection 1.1.1, you respectively use `
` and `
` tags. To give you an idea of what that might look like: ```html
Title
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2
Paragraph 2.1
Section 2.1.1
Paragraph 2.2
Section 2.1.2
Paragraph 3
``` In this example the levels are also indicated by indentations, to show you that atag is never directly followed by a
tag. Source - https://adresults.com/tools/heading-tag-checker-check-h1-t-m-h6-tags
💼 Tasks
✅ Acceptance Criteria
-[ ] Heading structure follows
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