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Can I use numbering to decorate headings hierarchy(readability)for readability in CSS forwithout hurting SEO?

I attached the file. When designing(decorating, styling) h1, h2, and h3 tags for SEO, I am worried. These h tags form a certain hierarchy. For example, h1-h2-h3(title1 title2 title3), h1-h2-h2(title1 title2-1 title2-2), h1-h2-h3-h3(title1 title2 title3-1 title3-2) like this. Then:

  • h1-h2-h3 (title1 title2 title3)
  • h1-h2-h2 (title1 title2-1 title2-2)
  • h1-h2-h3-h3 (title1 title2 title3-1 title3-2)

Then, if I simply make it bold, it doesn't seem to be easy to read (readability) because there are many subtitles. 

So what do you think of numbering next to the title? For example, 1.title1 2.title2 3.title3 this way.

    1. title1
    1. title2
    1. title3

Or would it be better to give each title a color for each element? I'm worried. Or Or would it be better to simply make the h tag's letters bigger and bolder? 

Of course, there was a difference between the title and the body of font-family. Assigning a large number to the title seems to be undesirable considering the snippet. This is because the crawler 'automatically' assigns a number or bullet point when selecting a snippet. Is there an error in my opinion? And

And Google Help Center didn't allocate a number next to the title. Of course, the customer center is not an absolute standard, but it is for reference.

file1:

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google help center:

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decorate headings hierarchy(readability) in CSS for SEO

I attached the file. When designing(decorating, styling) h1, h2, and h3 tags for SEO, I am worried. These h tags form a certain hierarchy. For example, h1-h2-h3(title1 title2 title3), h1-h2-h2(title1 title2-1 title2-2), h1-h2-h3-h3(title1 title2 title3-1 title3-2) like this. Then, if I simply make it bold, it doesn't seem to be easy to read (readability) because there are many subtitles. So what do you think of numbering next to the title? For example, 1.title1 2.title2 3.title3 this way. Or would it be better to give each title a color for each element? I'm worried. Or would it be better to simply make the h tag's letters bigger and bolder? Of course, there was a difference between the title and the body of font-family. Assigning a large number to the title seems to be undesirable considering the snippet. This is because the crawler 'automatically' assigns a number or bullet point when selecting a snippet. Is there an error in my opinion? And Google Help Center didn't allocate a number next to the title. Of course, the customer center is not an absolute standard, but it is for reference.

file1:

enter image description here

google help center:

enter image description here

Can I use numbering to decorate headings for readability in CSS without hurting SEO?

I attached the file. When designing(decorating, styling) h1, h2, and h3 tags for SEO, I am worried. These h tags form a certain hierarchy. For example:

  • h1-h2-h3 (title1 title2 title3)
  • h1-h2-h2 (title1 title2-1 title2-2)
  • h1-h2-h3-h3 (title1 title2 title3-1 title3-2)

Then, if I simply make it bold, it doesn't seem to be easy to read (readability) because there are many subtitles. 

So what do you think of numbering next to the title? For example,

    1. title1
    1. title2
    1. title3

Or would it be better to give each title a color for each element? Or would it be better to simply make the h tag's letters bigger and bolder? 

Of course, there was a difference between the title and the body of font-family. Assigning a large number to the title seems to be undesirable considering the snippet. This is because the crawler 'automatically' assigns a number or bullet point when selecting a snippet. Is there an error in my opinion?

And Google Help Center didn't allocate a number next to the title. Of course, the customer center is not an absolute standard, but it is for reference.

file1:

enter image description here

google help center:

enter image description here

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decorate headings hierarchy(readability) in CSS for SEO

I attached the file. When designing(decorating, styling) h1, h2, and h3 tags for SEO, I am worried. These h tags form a certain hierarchy. For example, h1-h2-h3(title1 title2 title3), h1-h2-h2(title1 title2-1 title2-2), h1-h2-h3-h3(title1 title2 title3-1 title3-2) like this. Then, if I simply make it bold, it doesn't seem to be easy to read (readability) because there are many subtitles. So what do you think of numbering next to the title? For example, 1.title1 2.title2 3.title3 this way. Or would it be better to give each title a color for each element? I'm worried. Or would it be better to simply make the h tag's letters bigger and bolder? Of course, there was a difference between the title and the body of font-family. Assigning a large number to the title seems to be undesirable considering the snippet. This is because the crawler 'automatically' assigns a number or bullet point when selecting a snippet. Is there an error in my opinion? And Google Help Center didn't allocate a number next to the title. Of course, the customer center is not an absolute standard, but it is for reference.

file1:

enter image description here

google help center:

enter image description here