Examples of designs that keep a title or heading in view [closed]

1. What is sticky in design?
2. Why is the heading structure important for accessibility?
3. What is sticky header logo?
4. How do you style a title in HTML?

What is sticky in design?

A sticky element is anything that stays in a fixed position within the browser viewport as someone scrolls down a page. They are usually used for fixed navigation, which pins to the top of the viewport so it is always in view as someone navigates a page.

Why is the heading structure important for accessibility?

Headings allow readers to browse content by topical groups, and provides context for users working through lengthy content. Users are much more likely to discover topics of interest if they are marked with a heading. This structure is especially important for screen reader users.

What is sticky header logo?

Sticky headers (or persistent headers) are a common pattern for keeping the header of a website or app in the same place on the screen while the user scrolls down the page. A version of this pattern is the partially sticky header, which (re)appears at the top of the page as soon as the user starts scrolling up.

How do you style a title in HTML?

You can't style an actual title attribute

How the text in the title attribute is displayed is defined by the browser and varies from browser to browser. It's not possible for a webpage to apply any style to the tooltip that the browser displays based on the title attribute.