Web: Headings
Screen readers announce headings created through the use of HTML codes (<h1> for heading 1, <h2> for heading 2s, and so on) for easy navigation by users.
Headings should have a meaningful hierarchy and be used sequentially, similar to outlines.
- Heading level 1 <h1></h1>
- Heading level 2 <h2></h2>
- Heading level 3 <h3></h3>
- Heading level 3 <h3></h3>
- Heading level 2 <h2></h2>
- Heading level 3 <h3></h3>
- Heading level 4 <h4></h4>
- Heading level 4 <h4></h4>
- Heading level 3 <h3></h3>
- Heading level 3 <h3></h3>
- Heading level 2 <h2></h2>
- Heading level 2 <h2></h2>
Doing it in Cascade
Cascade templates provide an automatic Heading 1 <h1></h1> as the page title and an automatic Heading 2 <h2></h2> as the footer. The CMS environment allows you to select paragraph styles to denote Heading structure.