Article title that states the main idea in up to eighty characters

This is a paragraph of body text. It carries the main content of the article and is set in body/md with text/primary, up to 704 px wide. A paragraph develops one idea in three to five sentences. Longer thoughts are split into several paragraphs, so the reader can follow the argument and scan the page.

Section heading that names the topic of this part (H2)

This paragraph opens the section. A bold phrase marks the one idea the reader must not miss, and the rest of the sentence stays regular. Use bold sparingly: one or two phrases per section.

This paragraph shows an inline link to another page inside body text. The link uses action/primary and is always underlined, so it is recognisable without relying on color.

Inline code marks names from the code, such as featureFlag.enabled

• A bulleted item is one short point.
• Items share the same marker and the same spacing as Key takeaways.
• An item can wrap onto a second line. The marker stays aligned with the first line, and the text keeps its left edge.

Section heading that names the topic of this part (H2)

A paragraph can be followed by a subsection. The subsection starts with an H3 and groups a few closely related points under one short heading.

Subsection heading H3

A paragraph can be followed by a subsection. The subsection starts with an H3 and groups a few closely related points under one short heading.

Subsection heading H4

1. A numbered item is a step that must happen in this order.
2. Numbers use the same text style as the item and text/secondary.
3. A step can wrap onto a second line. The number stays aligned with the first line, and the text keeps its left edge.

@Configuration
public class GatewayRoutes {
  @Bean
  RouteLocator routes(RouteLocatorBuilder b) {
    return b.routes()
      .route("payments", r -> r.path("/api/payments/**")
        .uri("lb://payments-service"))
      .build();
  }
}

Section heading that names the topic of this part (H2)

Conclusion

The last section sums up the main idea in a few sentences and tells the reader what to do next. It does not repeat the Key takeaways word for word.