Pssst\u2026.Unlike some of my team, I don\u2019t have perfect recollection of the character length a heading should be. So I\u2019ll put it \u2018out there\u2019\u2026.. I have to look this stuff up just as much as anyone!<\/p>\n
To help you\/me keep track of this stuff, let me introduce a new series of short posts about our writing standards<\/strong>.<\/p>\n So fasten those seat belts \u2013 fingers on the print button, this is a quick guide to:<\/p>\n Included in the standards for headings are page titles and sub-headings, so I\u2019ll cover each one here.<\/p>\n Page titles, are the first thing visitors to your site see and tell them what each page is about. They can also be seen out of context, eg in a search results page.<\/p>\n Your page titles need to be clear and meaningful so a user knows whether the information they want is on your page. They should:<\/p>\n Sub-headings help to break up content on your page. They make text easier to scan read and help your users pick out relevant information easily. They should:<\/p>\n Next time we\u2019ll be covering lists.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Pssst\u2026.Unlike some of my team, I don\u2019t have perfect recollection of the character length a heading should be. So I\u2019ll put it \u2018out there\u2019\u2026.. I have to look this stuff up just as much as anyone! To help you\/me keep … Continue reading Headings<\/h2>\n
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