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Giving your page a name

A good title is half the work.

Malu Kooijman avatar
Written by Malu Kooijman
Updated over 10 months ago

Overview

The page name is the first thing users see when they visit a page, and it plays a crucial role in engaging them. A well-chosen title encourages users to explore the content, while a poor one might cause them to move on. Here’s how to create effective titles for your pages.


What makes a good page name?

Relevance: The title should accurately describe the content. For example, “Company Policies” is better than a generic “Information.”

Brevity: Keep it concise — 3-7 words is ideal. Avoid overly long titles.

Clarity: Use simple, straightforward language that is easy to understand at a glance.

Attractiveness: Engage users by using action words or phrases that spark curiosity, like “How to” or “Top Tips.”

Welcoming: A warm and friendly tone that makes users feel welcome and eager to engage with the content.

Keywords: Include relevant keywords for better clarity and searchability.


Examples of bad and good titles

❌ Bad Titles

Good Titles

"Welcome"

"Welcome to [Company Name]"

"Company Information"

"Company Values & Culture"

"Onboarding Instructions"

"How to Get Started with Your Onboarding"

"Team Members"

"Meet the Team!"

"Tools You Need"

"Important Tools You'll Use"

"Workspace Setup"

"Setting Up Your Work Environment"


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