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Introduction of h1 tag #10

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Added introduction of usage and semantics of h1 tag
Feb 11, 2015
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Akshit Meghawat committed Feb 12, 2015
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#Use`<H1>`tag only once

*###Introduction
* Every page should include a single `<h1>` tag and follow **descendance** for other header tags as well. The `<h1>` tag should contain up to **150 characters** of text that accurately summarises and describes the contents of the page.

Every page should include a single `<h1>` tag and follow descendance for other header tags as well. The `<h1>` tag should contain up to 150 characters of text that accurately summarises and describes the contents of the page.
* If the page contains a significant amount of text, it should be organised with `<h2>` through `<h6>` subheadings that summarise and categorise the text that they precede.

*###Descendance of Header tags

If the page contains a significant amount of text, it should be organised with `<h2>` through `<h6>` subheadings that summarise and categorise the text that they precede.

*###*Search Engine Optimisation

Search engines rely on correctly used headings to determine the organisation and contents of a site.
* **Search engines** rely on correctly used headings to determine the organisation and contents of a site.

####Example

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