Heading Structure and Content Outline Audit
Check whether headings tell the page's story.
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Audit the heading structure of my page. Page topic and target reader: [TOPIC_AND_READER]. Headings extracted in order with their levels (h1, h2, h3): [PASTE_HEADINGS]. Page text if needed: [PASTE_TEXT_OPTIONAL]. Tables: 1. Heading map: Level | Heading text | Purpose | Problem (vague, keyword-stuffed, duplicates another, skips a level, too long, not a question or statement the section answers). 2. Outline review: whether the headings alone tell the story; gaps in the reader's journey; questions the reader likely has that are not covered; sections that could be combined or split. 3. Revised outline: improved headings with the same structure, suited to scanning, each describing the content below it; use a mix of statements and questions where it helps. 4. Accessibility notes: one h1, no skipped levels, headings used for structure and not for styling, and a landmark structure. 5. Snippet opportunities: headings that could be phrased as questions to target direct-answer features, with a 40 to 60 word answer placed under each (draft these only if I provided the facts). Do not invent facts for the page. Ask me which sections matter most to the reader.
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