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Node modules. Barbecue tips. Get workflow. Break dancing. Soft skills. Web development.

The hastiest. The Carrazius. The tastiest. Web development treats. Coming in hot.

Here is Wes Barakuda. Boss. And Scott El Torro Lugo. Tolinsky.

Oh, welcome to syntax on this Monday hasty treat. We're going to be talking about

headings and HTML. That's right. H1 through H6. They might be the first

element you learned, but they are more interesting than many people give them credit. And

perhaps they're one of those things that a lot of people get wrong. So we're going to be talking

all about common issues that you might face. We're going to be talking about do's and don'ts.

We're going to be talking about why you need good heading structure with the benefit is and then

perhaps some tools to help you along there and some further reading. My name is Scott Tolinsky.

I'm a developer from Denver. With me as always is Wes Boss. What's up, Wes? Not too much.

Just got done recording a really good one with Chris Lattner. So I'm buzzing on that one. That was

awesome. Yeah. I'm straight up. It's B movie over here. I'm buzzing like crazy. I'm feeling it.

That was a great episode. You know, if you want to be buzzing like the B movie,

you might want error handling and exception tracking in your application. So you'll want to check

out sentry.io forward slash syntax. And you can sign up for sentry and you can get all

elected stuff in your application because this podcast is presented by sentry. All right. Let's

get into it. So we're going to be talking all about heading design and websites and how you do it.

But first and most important, and we'll get into this in greater detail after we learn some

of the facts is why? What do we even care about the stuff? And the big reason is for two things.

One, accessibility. Headings are extremely important for screen readers specifically in accessibility.

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