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How can I make my Confluence pages more engaging? Should I improve the content itself, work more on its structure, insert more macros? Well, the answer is all of the above.  Combining well written content, layout techniques, and the large array of macros should and will help you create pages that are easy to navigate and engage with.

How do we make searching and filtering Jira work items more efficient especially in cross functional projects? Using descriptive titles, choosing the right work item type, the right project, priority, and so on are all viable options. But still, we might end up spending some precious time just browning projects or asking our teammates.

When creating content in Confluence, walls of text are your worst enemy. Upon landing, your readers won’t have any direction and won’t be able to distinguish between sections and which ones matter the most. Obviously this makes navigation challenging and leads to low engagement rates. To fix this there is one really simple yet effective feature that comes natively in Confluence: Headings.