leadheading

noun
UK /ˈliːdˌhɛdɪŋ/
US /ˈliːdˌhɛdɪŋ/

A leadheading is the main title at the top of a story or page.

The leadheading on the newspaper said 'Big Storm Coming'.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The first line of a report that tells the most important news.

The leadheading told readers about the fire right away.

3. A short phrase at the top of a list or chart that names it.

Each chart had a clear leadheading so people knew what it showed.

4. The main label on a webpage that tells what the page is about.

The website's leadheading helped visitors find the recipe quickly.