Overview
Almost every screen of every product uses titles in some way. Titles help organize content and create a hierarchy. As a component, the title is a simple, large-sized text. The title component carries additional semantics that allows assistive technologies (e.g., screen readers) to sitemaps for faster navigation. Additionally, title hierarchies are essential for search engine optimization purposes.
Title Look and Feel
When To Use
Recommended
- Use titles for page headers.
- Use titles above components like tables, lists, and forms.
- Use titles for each section or content group.
Not recommended
- Avoid using titles inside text blocks. Split the text blocks and title instead.
- Avoid using titles to highlight parts of a text block. Use text styling instead.
Title Styles
The title component provides styling options based on the usage and level of the title.
Responsiveness
Reduction in Size
Reducing the font size on smaller screens helps tools better utilize space. Reducing the size will also result in less severe wrapping and later truncation.
Title Responsiveness
Wrap Titles If:
- Titles hold critical information.
- Titles contain numbers.
- Titles are placed in page headers.
Truncate Titles If:
- Titles contain secondary information.
- Titles exist inside Tool Header, Toolbar, Dialog, and Popovers.