Ah, right, I didn't spot that - just saw it in the header template. Those pages that do have titles use the h1 element. Those pages that don't (e.g. archives, current issue) at least don't use it wrapped around the page title.

I'll explore a little more and do a PR if I'm able to add any missing h1s :-)

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Some examples here:

http://www.maxability.co.in/2014/08/heading-structure-accessibility/

Some great SO answers here:

http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/4515/h1-vs-h2-vs-other-for-website-title-logo-and-seo

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Hi @judgej, the site name should only be wrapped in an <h1> tag on the homepage. That's what the $requestedOp check is doing in this code:

https://github.com/NateWr/bootstrap3/blob/master/templates/frontend/components/header.tpl#L115-L119

Other pages should assign the <h1> tag correctly, as it's done in these for example:

https://github.com/NateWr/bootstrap3/blob/master/templates/frontend/pages/about.tpl#L20
https://github.com/NateWr/bootstrap3/blob/master/templates/frontend/pages/editorialTeam.tpl#L20

However, I notice that some templates don't have a properly assigned <h1>. This is typically when they make use the breadcrumbs component from Bootstrap, which doesn't play well with <h1> styles. I'd definitely be open to a PR that included properly hidden <h1> elements in the breadcrumbs where appropriate, and some basic styles to ensure these fit Bootstrap's breadcrumb component.

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