HTML Tutorial

Headings help organize and structure the content on a webpage. HTML provides six levels of headings, each serving a different purpose:

1. <h1> This is the main heading of your page, used for the most important topic. You should use it only once per page because it’s the largest and most prominent
2. <h2>: Functioning as a secondary heading, it sits under the ‘<h1>’ and helps divide content into manageable sections.
3. <h3> It is used for subsections under <h2>, and it helps you improve your organization into even more specific details.
4. <h4> This heading is used for subsections under <h3>, and it continues the hierarchy of your content.
5. <h5> This is smaller and employed on more specific details under <h4>.
6. The smallest heading, used for the least important details.

   To make your webpage easy to read and good for search engines, use only one `<h1>` tag, which highlights the main topic, and the rest of the content can be organized with the other headings.