Technical check group

Headings checks

Every page should have one H1 tag for proper SEO structure and user clarity. The catalogue currently contains 9 checks in this group.

Operating ledgerEXAMPLE / TRACE

Example evidence, review, and verification states
State	Evidence	Owner
Observed	HeadingsPage-level source retained	Audit
Reviewed	Decision recordedScope and value inspected	Human
Verified	Public response readOutcome has separate proof	System

Synthetic product illustration. It demonstrates state meaning and does not represent a customer result.

Rule catalogue

Review each condition before turning it into work.

Every page should have one H1 tag for proper SEO structure and user clarity.

Use only one H1 per page for clear page hierarchy. Convert additional H1s to H2s.

H1 tags should contain descriptive text. Empty H1s provide no SEO or user value.

H1 should be followed by H2, not H3 or lower. Maintain proper heading hierarchy.

H2 should be followed by H3, not H4 or lower. Keep heading levels sequential.

Consider adding H2 tags to break up content and improve page structure.

Break up consecutive H2 tags with content or use H3 for subsections.

H1 tags should contain descriptive text, not image alt attributes.

A shared H1 makes pages look interchangeable to search engines. Give each page a heading describing what only it covers.