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description: >-
  Every page or group has a generalizable structure that we are going to use to
  further standardize using organizing groups.
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# Page/Group Structure

Taken at a very high level every page (or complex group with many children) should maintain the same basic structure, which is as follows:&#x20;

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The "Head", "Body" and "Foot" groups are what we will call <mark style="color:yellow;">{Organizing Groups}</mark>

An example of well nested Groups using [The APG Naming System](../the-apg-naming-system) can be seen below:&#x20;





This is further unpacked on the [Naming Groups Within Groups Page.](../the-apg-naming-system/standardizing-group-and-element-names/naming-groups-within-groups)
