Trusted Tester Training Practice Test

Visual headings should accurately describe the content that follows. This is essential because screen readers and other assistive technologies use headings to build a navigable outline of the page, helping users jump to the sections they need. When a heading is only bolded or used for decoration, it doesn’t convey what the content below will cover, which makes navigation and understanding harder for people who rely on these tools. Descriptive headings that reflect the actual material provide clear expectations and context, improving accessibility and comprehension. While headings can be repeated for related sections, the key requirement is that each heading describes its own content—using headings for decoration or relying on bold styling alone does not meet this goal.