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I mainly post on my blog at https://ar.al  (RSS: https://ar.al/index.xml ) and interact on my Mastodon https://mastodon.ar.al . Please follow me there.

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    1. @heydon@mastodon.social‏ @heydonworks Apr 21

      I just published “Managing Heading Levels In Design Systems”https://medium.com/p/managing-heading-levels-in-design-systems-18be9a746fa3 …

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      Aral Balkan‏ @aral Apr 21
      Replying to @heydonworks @A11YProject

      Great read, Haydon; and an issue we keep discussing here. Question: is <h1> destined to be used once and for the site title and site title alone if the site title is displayed on every page?

      12:05 PM - 21 Apr 2018
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        2. @heydon@mastodon.social‏ @heydonworks Apr 21
          Replying to @aral @A11YProject

          Hey Aral! There should only one <h1> and it should describe the unique page, not the site. The <title> is best as a combo of the site name and text similar to the <h1>. Like: <title>Aral's site | You may have recently noticed I was right about Facebook</title>.

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        3. Aral Balkan‏ @aral Apr 21
          Replying to @heydonworks @A11YProject

          Hah, nice title :) I meant if you want to display the site name visually. e.g., header of a blog with the name of the person that the blog belongs to. A common dilemma: is that the h1 and all article titles h2s? Doesn’t feel right. But hierarchy-wise site name is higher… 😫

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        4. @heydon@mastodon.social‏ @heydonworks Apr 21
          Replying to @aral @A11YProject

          Oh right! No, the visual site name would probably be the logo/text as the first link of the navigation region (or similar). In other words, the logo could be prominent, but not he <h1>.

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        5. Aral Balkan‏ @aral Apr 21
          Replying to @heydonworks @A11YProject

          Gotcha: because the visual hierarchy doesn’t have to mirror the semantic hierarchy and the page heading has semantic precedence over the site name. Makes perfect sense; merci.

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        6. Lasha Krikheli‏ @LashaKrikheli Apr 21
          Replying to @aral @heydonworks @A11YProject

          In addition, as per HTML5, it's totally cool to have multiple <h1> tags when there's one in each <article> tag on a page. :)https://youtu.be/WsgrSxCmMbM 

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        7. Carlos Eriksson‏ @fiinixdesign Apr 22
          Replying to @LashaKrikheli @aral and

          Last I checked though, assistive technology still doesn't parse multiple H1s, has this changed for the better now?

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        8. @heydon@mastodon.social‏ @heydonworks Apr 23
          Replying to @fiinixdesign @LashaKrikheli and

          Nope. It has not.

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        9. Carlos Eriksson‏ @fiinixdesign Apr 23
          Replying to @heydonworks @LashaKrikheli and

          Figures. They do as best they can, we really need to build better web quite frankly and educate clients about content management more

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