Example of heading structure in text

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H2 headings are subheadings that introduce the visitor to subsequent sections of the text. Here, for example, it is the above heading – “Types and Structure of Headings”. Returning to the book analogy, you can think of H2 headings as chapter titles.



You can also divide the text into even smaller, more specific and concrete fragments. Then subheadings/intermediate headings will come in handy – lower-level headings H3 and H4 , which will introduce the reader to them. In this entry, H3 is, for example, “Headings are important for SEO!”



Usually, however, there are few texts in which we encounter such deeply developed content china rcs data that there is a need to use H4.





H1 Header: Headings in the text are very important
H2 Heading: Why We Think Headings Are So Important
H3: They influence positioning
H3: They make the text clear
H3: They navigate the reader
H2 Header: How to Create Headers?
H3: What to Avoid When Writing Headlines
H3: Our Favorite Headline Design Patterns
As you can see, H2 headings are used to separate individual sections of text. H3 headings focus on specifics and precise, narrow scopes.

This is more or less how the structure of an average length text might look like . In the case of shorter ones, we use fewer headings, of course, and in the case of longer ones we will allow ourselves more. Maybe we will delve into the subject so much that we will even reach for H4?