1. Use <H1>...<H6> for the headings as you have done before
2. Using headings and new sectioning elements
The <section>, <article>, <nav> and <aside> elements are called "sectioning elements". They cut a document into slices we call "sections".
The HTML5 specification says that "each sectioning element potentially has a heading and has also an outline associated".
<h1>...<h6> are called headings, and define the header of a section (whether explicitly marked up using sectioning content elements, or implied by the heading content itself).
3. The <header> element is just a container. It is not taken into account for defining new sections of a document nor does it affect the hierarchy levels.
3. The <header> element is just a container. It is not taken into account for defining new sections of a document nor does it affect the hierarchy levels.
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