# Examples of Information Design Building Blocks

This appendix provides examples of some of the information design building blocks discussed in infodesign. If there are other information design blocks that you think need further explanation, send your suggestions to Pat Costello docs@gnome.org. You can use the following jump list to navigate quickly to the section you want to read.

- infoblocks-1

- infoblocks-8

## Level-One Headings

The heading at the start of this section is a level-one heading.

### Level-Two Headings

The heading at the start of this section is a level-two heading.

### Another Level-Two Heading

The heading at the start of this section is also a level-two heading.

#### Level-Three Headings

The heading at the start of this section is a level-three heading.

#### Another Level-Three Heading

The heading at the start of this section is also a level-three heading.

##### Level-Four Headings

The heading at the start of this section is a level-four heading.

##### Another Level-Four Heading

The heading at the start of this section is also a level-four heading.

## Tables

The following table is an informal table.

Informal tables | No table number, no caption, do not appear in the table of contents.
Formal tables | Table number, caption, usually appear in the table of contents.

table-types is a formal table.

## Table Types

Table Type | Characteristics
Informal | No table number, no caption, do not appear in the table of contents.
Formal | Table number, caption, usually appear in the table of contents.