Implementation overview
How to Conduct a Heading Hierarchy on Webflow
Establishing a clear heading hierarchy is crucial for user experience and SEO. Properly structured headings (<h1>, <h2>, <h3>, etc.) help organize your content, making it easier for users to read and navigate while also signaling to search engines the importance and structure of the content on your page.
How to do it on Webflow?
Use <h1> for your main title, <h2> for primary sections, and <h3> for subsections, following a logical order that reflects the structure of your content.
Do's
✅ Good Heading Structure:
• <h1> Main Page Title
• <h2> Section Title
• <h3> Subsection Title
This structure follows a logical hierarchy, making it easy for users and search engines to understand the content’s organization.
Don'ts
❌ Bad Heading Structure:
• <h2> Section Title
• <h1> Main Page Title
• <h3> Subsection Title
• This structure is disorganized, with a lower-level heading (<h2>) placed before the main title (<h1>), leading to confusion and potential SEO issues.
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