type Level = 1 | 2 | 3;
export interface HeadingProps {
    /**
     * Unique identifier. Typically used to make the heading a target
     * that another component can refer to in order to provide an alternative
     * accessibility label.
     */
    id?: string;
    /**
     * The visual level of the heading. When not provided, the heading will use
     * its “automatic” heading level, which is determined by the level of nesting
     * within ancestor `HeadingGroup`s. No matter what value you provide here,
     * the semantic level (e.g., how the heading contributes to the document outline)
     * is determined exclusively by the “automatic” heading level.
     */
    level?: Level;
    /**
     * A custom accessibility role for this heading. Currently, only `presentation`
     * is supported, which will strip the semantic meaning of the heading, but leave
     * the visual styling intact.
     */
    role?: 'presentation';
}
/**
 * Headings are used as the titles of each major section of the checkout. Unlike HTML
 * headings, you do not explicitly specify the position of the heading in the document
 * outline. Instead, use headings nested in heading groups to create a document structure
 * that accessibility technologies can use to speed up navigation.
 */
export declare const Heading: "Heading" & {
    readonly type?: "Heading" | undefined;
    readonly props?: HeadingProps | undefined;
    readonly children?: true | undefined;
};
export {};
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