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This is the Page Title

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In its simplest form, a page title is just an H1.

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It is common to put high-impact tags and badges to the right of titles. These tags should only ever appear on the right-hand side of the title, and they should be listed in descending weights. Tags with a background are heavier than tags that are hollow. Longer values are heavier than shorter values.

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A simple color or pattern is faster to scan than a title and can often say more than words can. For pages that have an important status component to them (e.g., client detail page), a status light can be shown to the left of the title where typically eyes will begin to scan a page.

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When actions apply to the entire context of a page, (e.g., job actions on the job detail page), buttons for these actions go in the page title. Buttons are always placed on the far right end of a page title. No elements can go to the right of these buttons.

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