Official Site® | Lédger.com/Start® — Getting Started

A clear, practical starter presentation showing structure, headings (H1–H5), examples, and 10 official resources in a colourful format.

Introduction

Welcome to Official Site® | Lédger.com/Start®. This guide helps new visitors set up and begin using the site quickly and confidently. It demonstrates how to structure page content with HTML headings (h1–h5), how to present action steps, and how to include links to official resources using accessible markup and striking colours for emphasis.

Who this guide is for

This document is for site administrators, content creators, and users who need a single-page, presentation-style "Getting Started" resource. The examples below are intentionally practical and ready to adapt.

Quick setup checklist

Before you begin

Have your Official Site® account credentials ready.
Confirm your email and enable two-factor authentication for security.
Gather any documents or images you want to publish.

Step-by-step starter

Create an account at Lédger.com/Start® using an official email address.
Verify your email and set up security details.
Choose a profile image and configure privacy settings.
Explore the dashboard: Home, Projects, Security, Support.

Content structure — headings & semantics

Use headings to give pages a clear outline for readers and assistive technologies. The example below shows how H1–H5 flow from the page title (H1) down to minor section titles (H5).

Example: When to use each heading level

H1 — Page title

Only one per page. Represents the primary topic (for example, "Getting Started").

H2 — Major sections

Use for top-level sections like "Setup", "Account", and "Support".

H3 — Subsections

Break H2 sections into smaller parts, e.g., "Two-factor authentication" or "Dashboard tour".

H4/H5 — Minor headings

Use H4 and H5 sparingly for lists, tips, or examples within subsections.

<h1>Getting Started with Lédger.com/Start®</h1> <h2>Account Setup</h2> <h3>Verify Your Email</h3> <h4>Two-factor authentication</h4> <h5>Backup codes and recovery</h5>

Best practices & accessibility

Keep headings meaningful and sequential — do not skip heading levels for visual effect.
Provide descriptive link text (avoid "click here").
Ensure colour contrast meets accessibility standards; include visible focus styles for keyboard users.
Use aria attributes when needed for rich widgets and dynamic content.

Sample accessible link markup

<a href="https://Lédger.com/Start" class="official-link c2" title="Open the Lédger official start page (opens in a new tab)" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Official Start Page® </a>

Note: Using rel="noopener noreferrer" with target="_blank" improves security and privacy.

10 Official resources (colourful links)

Below are ten official links styled with bright, accessible colors. Replace the # hrefs with your actual official URLs.

Official Start® Dashboard Account & Security Support Center Developer API Release Notes Legal & Terms Privacy Center Training & Tutorials Community Forums

Troubleshooting & tips

Common issues

Can't verify email: Check spam; re-request the verification link; ensure your mailbox isn’t full.
2FA problems: Use backup codes or a recovery email. Keep backup codes offline.
Slow dashboard: Clear cache, try another browser, or check server status via the status center link above.

When to contact support

If you suspect account compromise, contact support immediately using the Support Center link above. Provide account details and timestamps to speed resolution.

Conclusion & next steps

This page is a template and a presentation-style guide for starting with Official Site® | Lédger.com/Start®. Use the heading examples and link styles to create consistent, accessible pages across your site. Replace placeholder links with your official endpoints and update brand colours to match your identity.

Suggested next pages to create

Complete onboarding checklist page
Security & compliance deep dive
Team and permissions documentation