True or False: It is essential to have a page title for every page in an application.

Having a page title for every page in an application is not strictly essential. While page titles can enhance usability and user experience by providing context and helping users understand the content at a glance, they are not mandatory for all types of pages within an application.

Some specific pages may function appropriately without a defined title, especially if the context is clear through other means, such as the content layout or if it is a modal or dialog that naturally implies its purpose. In some cases, such as utility pages or situations where the focus is repeatedly redirected elsewhere, a title might not be necessary.

Therefore, it is acceptable that many pages can exist without titles, and this supports the assertion that it is not essential to have a page title for every page in an application. This flexibility allows designers and developers to create more streamlined and functional user interfaces tailored to specific use cases.