Titles and Headings

5 min readUpdated 1 March 2026

Clear titles and headings matter for both search engines and user experience. Search engines prioritise website page titles, blog titles, and headings — proper structuring can improve your search engine rankings. Titles and headings also guide visitors through your content, making it easier to scan pages and find information.

Editing Your Page Title

1Select the page you want to edit
2Click the Settings Icon on the page's Header Bar
3Edit the Page Name
4Apply your changes
5Save

Correct Heading Structure

Using appropriate heading structures (H1, H2, H3, etc.) is essential for SEO and readability. There should only be one H1 per page, and subsequent headings should follow a logical hierarchy.

Structuring Content with Headings

1Select the page you want to structure
2Open the content block editor or heading element
3Use the text format dropdown menu to organise headings (H1, H2, H3)
4Save your changes

Adding a Heading Element

1Find the Heading element in the Elements panel and drag it onto your page
2Choose animation effects (optional)
3Customise effect colours
4Configure text fields based on the selected effect
5Choose preset styles or select 'Custom' for full control over size and font properties (desktop, tablet, mobile)
6Set heading alignment (left, centre, or right)

Styling Headings

1Hover over the element (ensure you are not in editing mode for content blocks)
2Click the colour palette icon
3Customise colours, properties, and sizes

Best Practices

Keep headings consistent in style across all pages. Write clear, concise headings that accurately describe the content below. Use relevant keywords in titles and headings. Maintain a logical hierarchy (H1, H2, H3) to guide both search engines and users.