Glossary Term

Heading Hierarchy

A Heading hierarchy is a structured system of organizing web content using headings (such as H1, H2, H3, etc.) to reflect the content’s layout and logic. A clear heading hierarchy supports navigation and comprehension—especially for people who use screen readers, as well as individuals with cognitive disabilities—by making it easier to scan and understand the structure of a page. Proper use of headings enhances both accessibility and overall user experience.

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