Official Site® | Ledger.com/Start® — Getting Started with handing

Welcome. This single-file HTML demonstrates best-practice structure, uses accessible headings (H1–H5), and includes multiple official links to help you start with Ledger. The content below is intentionally descriptive so you can paste the file into a presentation, documentation site, or local walkthrough.

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H2 — Why this guide matters

Using a hardware wallet like Ledger helps keep your cryptocurrency private keys offline. This guide focuses on formatting and presentation: it shows how to structure a page or slide deck with headings (H1–H5), short instructional paragraphs, and repeated, accessible links to the official resource (Ledger.com/Start®).

H3 — Who should use this

If you are building onboarding docs, training slides, or an HTML-based presentation, this single-file example provides a copy-and-paste-ready template. It keeps semantic HTML and accessibility in mind so screen readers and search engines interpret the structure correctly.

H4 — Quick summary

Follow these principles: keep headings meaningful and hierarchical, keep paragraphs concise, label links clearly (avoid ambiguous "click here"), and always open external links in a new tab with rel="noopener noreferrer" for security.

H5 — Small pro tips

H2 — Step-by-step: Getting started (example flow)

This short walkthrough demonstrates a safe sequence of steps a new Ledger user might follow. The numbered list below is presentation-friendly and can be expanded into one slide per step.

H3 — Step 1: Prepare

Unbox your Ledger device. Verify packaging integrity and that the seal is untampered. Confirm the included cardlets and cables match the official instructions on the Official Site®.

H3 — Step 2: Initialize

Power the device and follow the on-screen prompts to set a PIN. Write down the recovery phrase on the supplied recovery sheet — never store it digitally. Ledger’s official guide at Official Site® shows visuals for this step.

H3 — Step 3: Install apps & manage

Install the Ledger Live app on your desktop or mobile and use it to install cryptocurrency apps to your device. Ledger Live links and downloads are available at the Official Site®.

H3 — Step 4: Receive and verify

Generate a receive address in Ledger Live and verify it on the physical device screen before sharing it. Always double-check addresses and confirm transactions on-device. See Ledger’s official verification instructions at the Official Site®.

H3 — Step 5: Keep secure

Store your device and recovery phrase separately; consider safe deposit or home safe storage. For extended guidance, consult the security checklist published on the Official Site®.

H2 — Accessible HTML snippet (copy/paste)

Below is a minimal HTML snippet demonstrating H1–H5 structure suitable for a slide or documentation page. Use it as a starter and customize text and links as needed.

<!– Minimal headings example –>
<h1>Official Site® | Ledger.com/Start® — Getting Started</h1>
<h2>Why this matters</h2>
<h3>Who should read this</h3>
<h4>Quick notes</h4>
<h5>Pro tips</h5>
<a href="https://www.ledger.com/start" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Official Site®</a>
Note: This file contains ten clear links labeled "Official Site®" that point to the same official starting page. Repeating descriptive links is useful in long documents or slide-heavy handouts so readers always see a clear reference.

H2 — Best formatting practices for presentations

  1. One major idea per slide (one H2 or H3 headline).
  2. Use bullet points for short, scannable items; avoid long paragraphs on slides.
  3. Keep consistent typography and spacing — the example CSS here is intentionally simple.
  4. Always provide an authoritative link to the official resource — we include it 10 times in this example for convenience.