It is expected, but does it belong to HTML? <h1> means "header" and is expected to look like a header, even if it is small.
What makes h1 look like a header if not for a significantly larger size than everything else?
Alignment? Font style? Color? Background? Decoration? Letter spacing?
People used to have typewriters with one size of font, and still documents have had headers.
What make columnar data columnar if not for alignment in and within columns?
IMHO this logically doesn't make sense.
There can't be anything *within* a column that makes it a column. You need to have a column in a first place, to have something within it.
-- regards, Kornel Lesiński
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