Hero blocks are usually used on the homepage to display promotional content or important visuals to create the vibe of your product/service (banners). See below our examples of Hero Blocks built with Tailwind CSS and React.
Use this hero block to encourage visitors to make an action while showcasing a video or image of your product. The vibrant display on the laptop screen attracts attention, perfect for tech and innovation-centric websites.
Use this hero example with an image that creates the vibe you want to transmit to your users. It can be used to engage visitors with your brand's journey or philosophy, suitable for products or services that promise growth and ambition.
The minimalistic section includes text and call-to-action buttons. It's ideal for platforms that value clean design and social interaction, such as co-working spaces or networking events.
In this block example, the color palette is dark and moody, with the image predominantly featuring dark browns and blacks, creating a sophisticated/elegant atmosphere. The hero includes social media icons, inviting further engagement.
In this block, below the main text, there are three content boxes with titles, short descriptions, icons, and a call-to-action. This hero is well-suited for business websites, like those with a focus on news, articles, or blogs related to technology.
This hero block fits perfectly for tech startups, app developers, or digital product companies that want to showcase their mobile apps and encourage downloads. It is clean, modern, and focused on conversion with clear CTAs.
Use this hero block to encourage visitors to sign up via email while showcasing a video or image of your product. The image uses warm tones that give a sense of calm and inspiration.
Dominated by a warm palette with gradients of purple, red, and orange, the hero gives off an energetic and passionate vibe. Two call-to-action buttons are present: -JOIN US- and a play button.
In this example, the text is aligned to the left, while the images are displayed to the right, creating a balanced layout. The two call-to-action buttons are styled distinctly — one filled and one outlined, providing the user with a clear choice of actions.
A single CTA button is used and it is placed under the text. Its contrasting button color makes it stand out, prompting users to engage.
The hero showcases logos below the call-to-action buttons, which serves to build credibility and trust by association. This example combines a striking visual with clear, concise messaging and strong branding elements.
Another example of hero block with a full background image and black overlay.
Another example of a hero section perfect for a lead campaign. Use this one if you want to caption your users's details, like the email address.
This hero example uses the power of image to showcase a product, next to the headline, CTA links, and the announcement badge.
The second example is versatile and you can use this hero section to showcase your offer through an announcement badge, heading, CTA buttons, and a suggestive image.