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When writing page titles, you should:

Making titles unique

Titles need to be unique because they tell people what page they're on. If the title is the same, people can think they have read the page before or answered a question before.

It's particularly important to people who use assistive technology and may have access needs, which make it harder to find where they are. For example, magnification and seeing less of the screen area at once could mean users see only a few words of the title.

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It's about helping users easily identify where they are, and if that’s where they should be.

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Read writing titles – GOV.UK content design

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It's about helping users easily identify where they are, and if that’s where they should be. Read writing titles – GOV.UK content design

Writing titles on education.gov.uk domains

If your product has an education.gov.uk domain, you don’t need to include GOV.UK at the end of your titles.

For example, a page called Statistics on complete.education.gov.uk might have one of the below titles, depending on the product’s content hierarchy: