Heading structure

Heading structure concerns the hierarchical use of H1 through H6 to organize the content on a page. A logical structure helps both users and search engines understand the page's layout and key topics. Each page should normally have one H1 describing the main topic.

A guide can use H2 headings for each main step and H3 for sub-points, making the text easy to skim.

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