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Hero Section

The Hero is the large banner at the very top of a page — the first thing visitors see. It sets the tone and usually carries your main headline and primary button.


Purpose

Use a Hero to:

  • Grab attention with a bold headline.
  • Explain in one sentence what you do.
  • Drive action with a primary button (and optional video).
  • Show social proof (customer count, ratings) or a featured image.

Almost every page benefits from a Hero at the top, especially your homepage.


Available layouts

The Hero offers 10 layouts. Pick the one that matches your theme and content:

Layout Best for
Agency (default) General agencies — headline, description, button.
AI Business AI/tech companies with a modern split layout.
AI Agency AI agencies with shape graphics and animated titles.
Consulting Consulting firms — thumbnail with decorative shapes and a slider.
SEO SEO/marketing — headline with a highlighted keyword and dashboard image.
Portfolio Personal brands — name, role, intro and a portrait.
Web Design Web studios — intro text, right‑side image, social links.
Startup Startups — multi‑line title and dual buttons.
IT Solution IT providers.
Video A hero with a prominent video button/popup.

Tip Each theme has a Hero layout that matches its style. If you imported a demo, the right layout is already chosen.


Field reference

Fields shown depend on the chosen layout. Common fields across layouts:

Content

Field What it does
Hero title lines Your main headline, entered as one or more lines for styling.
Hero badge text A small label above the title (e.g. "Welcome").
Description text A supporting paragraph under the headline.
Button text / URL Your primary call‑to‑action.
Video URL A video to play in a popup (where the layout supports it).
Video button label The text next to the play button.

Social proof (where supported)

Field What it does
Show customer proof Toggle a "trusted by" element.
Avatar image A row of customer avatars.
Customer count E.g. "2,000+".
Customer proof text E.g. "happy clients".
Field What it does
Show social Show vertical social icons.
Follow label A label like "Follow us".
Social links The icon URLs.
Field What it does
Show sidebar A side card next to the hero.
Sidebar headline The card's heading.
Card label / title / URL The card's content and link.

Layout‑specific fields

  • SEO layout: title text, highlighted word, description, button, video label, dashboard image, shape image.
  • Portfolio layout: subtitle, name, title, inline image, description, resume button, portrait image.
  • Web Design layout: intro text, right image, right heading/description, bottom title (with highlight) and social links.
  • AI Startup/Agency: ratings text, multi‑part animated titles, shape images (with parallax speed), thumbnail.
  • Consulting: thumbnail with decorative shapes, subtitle, multi‑line title, two buttons, slider items.
  • Startup: subtitle, multi‑line title, button.

Style

Field What it does
Background image The hero's background.
Padding top / bottom Vertical spacing (each layout has sensible defaults).

Best practices

  • One clear headline. Say what you do and who it's for. Avoid jargon.
  • One primary button. Don't dilute attention with five buttons. Pick the single most important action.
  • Readable text over images. If you use a background image, add an overlay or use a layout with a solid panel so text stays legible.
  • Show proof. Customer counts, ratings or recognizable client avatars build instant trust.
  • Keep it light. Optimize your background image (under ~300 KB) so the page loads fast.

Example

A digital agency homepage hero:

  • Layout: Agency
  • Badge: "Creative Digital Agency"
  • Title lines: "We Help Brands" / "Grow Online"
  • Description: "Full‑service marketing that turns clicks into customers."
  • Button: "Get a Free Audit" → /contact
  • Show customer proof: on, "500+ happy clients"

Frontend result

Visitors see a full‑width banner with your headline, supporting text and primary button — often with a background image, video popup, or featured image depending on the layout. It adapts to mobile automatically, stacking the text and image.

Page Builder → Hero Section on the live site

Screenshot: Page Builder → Hero Section (Agency layout) on the live site


Troubleshooting & common mistakes

Problem Fix
Text is hard to read over the image Use a darker overlay, a different layout, or a lighter/darker background image.
Video popup doesn't open Make sure the Video URL is a full, valid YouTube/Vimeo/MP4 link.
Hero looks empty on mobile Shorten the headline; very long titles wrap awkwardly on phones.
Wrong layout style vs. theme Switch to the Hero layout that matches your active theme.
Background image looks stretched Use a wide image (e.g. 1920×1080) sized for hero backgrounds.

Common mistakes: using more than one primary button, writing a vague headline, uploading a huge un‑optimized background image, and forgetting to set the button URL.


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