Fejlécek

Fejlécek is a term used in Hungarian to describe header elements that label and organize content in both printed and digital media. In publishing, fejlécek refer to typographic headings that mark the beginning of sections or the title area of a page. They create a visual hierarchy, guide readers through the text, and, in newspapers and magazines, can also encompass the masthead area that includes the publication name, logo, date, and issue information.

In web design and digital media, fejlécek denote the header region of a page. This area typically contains a logo or site title, primary navigation, and sometimes search functionality or user controls. Semantically, the HTML5 header element is used to mark these regions, and headers can appear at multiple levels within articles or sections to delineate content hierarchically.

Design and accessibility considerations are central to effective fejlécek. Typography, size, weight, and color establish a clear hierarchy and improve legibility. Consistent header structure aids navigation and comprehension, while proper use of heading levels (for example, h1 through h6 in HTML) supports screen readers and automated tools. For responsive design, fejlécek should adapt to different screen sizes, preserving readability and function across devices.

Variants of fejlécek include site-wide headers with branding and navigation, article headers with titles and metadata, and subsection headers that introduce distinct content blocks. The term emphasizes both the visual prominence and the organizational role of headings in text layout and interface design.

See also: heading, masthead, typography, HTML header.