Title, Subtitle, and Subheading
Title, Subtitle, and Subheading
guide the reader through the content. Below are explanations for each term, along with examples and
their functions.
1. Title
Definition: The title is the main heading that introduces the overall topic or theme of a text. It is
usually the first thing a reader sees and gives a clear idea of the subject matter.
Function:
2. Subtitle
Definition: The subtitle comes right after the title and offers additional information, often
narrowing down or clarifying the focus of the text.
Example: "Exploring the Magic and Myths Hidden in the Heart of the Woods"
Function:
o Offers a brief overview of the content or the approach the text will take.
o Helps clarify the specific angle or sub-topic the article will explore.
3. Subheading
Definition: Subheadings are smaller headings that divide the text into sections. They organize
the content, making it easier for the reader to follow and understand.
Example:
Function:
o Breaks the text into manageable sections, guiding the reader through different parts.
o Makes skimming and scanning easier by allowing the reader to quickly find the
information they’re looking for.
Subtitle: Provides more detail and context about the specific focus.
Subheading: Divides the text into sections, making it easier to follow and helping with skimming
and scanning.
Each of these elements plays a role in enhancing the readability and structure of a piece of writing,
helping the reader engage more effectively with the content.