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Headings (h1–h6)
Headings (h1–h6) is an HTML concept in Avora Learn's visual programming encyclopedia — part of building structured, accessible web pages.
Definition
Headings (h1–h6) is an HTML concept in Avora Learn's visual programming encyclopedia — part of building structured, accessible web pages.
Visual
Headings (h1–h6) is one tile in the HTML structure mosaic.
Animation and voice-synced diagrams live in the interactive lesson — open classroom.
Why use it
Understanding Headings (h1–h6) helps you write clearer markup that browsers, assistive tech, and search engines can interpret correctly.
When to use it
Use Headings (h1–h6) whenever your page structure or content needs this building block in a real HTML document.
Advantages
- Makes page meaning clearer for browsers and learners
- Connects to related HTML concepts in Avora's concept graph
Watch-outs
- Misusing Headings (h1–h6) can confuse outlines and accessibility tools
- Does not replace CSS or JavaScript by itself
Real example
<h1>Site title</h1>
<h2>Section</h2>
<h3>Subsection</h3>Output
Three heading levels forming a clear outline.
Interactive demo
Sandboxed playgrounds and voice-synced visuals run in Avora's classroom — start the lesson to try this concept hands-on.
Common errors
- Using Headings (h1–h6) without understanding its parent concepts in the document tree.
- Treating Headings (h1–h6) as a visual style tool instead of structural meaning (use CSS for look).
Interview
What is Headings (h1–h6)?
Headings (h1–h6) is an HTML concept in Avora Learn's visual programming encyclopedia — part of building structured, accessible web pages.
Quiz
1. Headings (h1–h6) primarily belongs to which layer of the web?