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'''Hero image''' is a term used in web design for a specific type of ]. A hero image is a large banner image, prominently placed on a web page, generally in the front and center.<ref></ref><ref></ref> The hero image is often the first visual a visitor encounters on the site and its purpose is to present an overview of the site's most important content. A hero image often consists of image and text, can be static or dynamic (e.g. a rotating list of images and/or topics). In web design, a '''hero image''' is a large ] image, prominently placed on a web page, generally in the front and center.<ref></ref><ref></ref> The hero image is often the first visual a visitor encounters on the site; it presents an overview of the site's most important content. A hero image often consists of image and text, and can be static or dynamic (e.g. a rotating list of images and/or topics).


The content presented varies with the purpose of the site: it can be relevant news about the site, specific site-links, or – in the case of e-commerce – the best-selling or strategically placed products or services. The content presented varies with the purpose of the site: it can be relevant news about the site, specific site-links, or – in the case of e-commerce – the best-selling or strategically placed products or services.

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In web design, a hero image is a large web banner image, prominently placed on a web page, generally in the front and center. The hero image is often the first visual a visitor encounters on the site; it presents an overview of the site's most important content. A hero image often consists of image and text, and can be static or dynamic (e.g. a rotating list of images and/or topics).

The content presented varies with the purpose of the site: it can be relevant news about the site, specific site-links, or – in the case of e-commerce – the best-selling or strategically placed products or services.

References

  1. 30 Web Designs that Fully Embrace the Hero Image
  2. 5 Examples of Hero Banner Homepages That Increase Conversion


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