Heading levels skip on some pages

HTML headings (H1, H2, H3, and so on) are meant to nest in order like an outline. This site has pages where heading levels jump — for example going directly from an H1 to an H3 without an H2 in between. Screen reader users navigate pages by jumping between headings. A gap in the heading order (for example H1 to H3) breaks their navigation flow and can cause them to miss entire sections of content. This also marginally affects how Google understands your page structure. Review the heading structure on affected pages and ensure each level follows the previous one in sequence. For example, an H1 should be followed by H2 sections, which can then contain H3 sub-sections. This is a content edit, not a code change.