You are building a landing page and need to ensure that the key message is prominently displayed and catches the user’s attention. How would you effectively use heading and paragraph tags to structure the message?
- Display the message in a small
tag at the bottom of the page.
- Place the main message in a
tag with increased font-size.
- Use a large, centered
tag for the main message, followed by a concise
tag for supplementary information.
- Use multiple
tags to display all content on the page.
On a landing page, the key message should be the most dominant element. Using a large, centered
tag ensures that it grabs attention immediately. Following this with a concise paragraph (
) allows for supplementary information or a call-to-action that can further engage the visitor. This approach ensures the key message is both prominent and effective.
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