New Page Title
Page organization is critical to helping your users access the information they need.
Each page should follow a structure as if you were writing a Word document. Headings should provide a clear outline of the page’s content.
| Data | Data |
|---|---|
| Content | Contet |
| ndkjfjkf | aksjkd |
Headings
Headings are one of the most important ways you can guide your users through your content. Web users tend to scan content. Well-organized page headings will help your users identify the most relevant information.
Always put headings in a sequential/hierarchical order. Don’t skip headings. Use different levels of headings to show hierarchy in your content.
- On the City of Madison website,
- You should always start with a Heading 3 within your webpage content. The site name and page title are a Heading 1 and 2, respectively.
Most Important Content First – Inverted Pyramid
Put the most important information first. Follow it with background information later on the page. Put the main idea before exceptions and conditions.