Ire Aderinokun • 10/6/2015

Using Heading Elements to Create a Document Outline

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This technical article details the correct usage of HTML heading elements and the <section> element to create a semantic document outline. It explains how headings define sections and subsections, why they shouldn't be used for subtitles, and how a proper outline aids screen readers and user agents in navigation. The content includes practical examples and best practices for web developers.

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#html #accessibility #Semantic Markup
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