h Tag
The <h> tag, defined from <h1> to <h6>, specifies the heading elements of a document.
h tags form the hierarchical structure of a web page and are used to indicate the importance of content.
<h1> represents the most important, high-level heading, while <h6> represents the least important, small heading.
For instance, the h1 tag can be used as follows:
<h1>Hello</h1>
The above HTML code example displays the highest level heading "Hello". The start tag <h1> signifies the beginning of a large heading, and the end tag </h1> signifies the end of the large heading.
Note that tag names are not case-sensitive. Therefore, <h1> and <H1> are recognized as the same by web browsers.
However, it is customary to write tags in lowercase, so it is recommended to write <h1> instead of <H1>.
For search engine optimization (SEO), it is best to include only one h1 tag per web page.
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