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<gcds-heading>
Also called: title, section heading, subheading.
A heading is a title that establishes levels of hierarchy to organize page content into a structure.
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Headings help structure content into a hierarchy for a visitor.
Use headings to:
Aid both sighted and non-sighted people to navigate page content with a clear and organized hierarchy.
Allow assistive technologies to scan heading levels that signal or summarize the content they contain. A person can then choose what they want to read without reviewing the entire page.
Introduce a page or emphasize key sections or topics, making it easier for a person to scan and locate relevant information.
Divide lengthy content into manageable sections. Breaking up your content supports readability, simplifies site navigation, and reduces the risk of people abandoning their task.
Apply consistent typography styles and sizes throughout a website to create a cohesive and user-friendly design.
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