Hero image banners, also called \u201chero headers\u201d dominate the top of your website or application. Typically, they spread out over the entire horizontal space. Ideally, they have high-resolution images and calls-to-action that get attention from visitors. <\/p>\n
Creative designers have made a variety of hero image formats over the years. A hero section may include navigation buttons that rest on top of the hero image. Other hero sections force users to open navigation bars<\/a>.<\/p>\n A hero image website design<\/a> may also change depending on the type of device people use. When you use a desktop computer with a large screen to access a website, the hero section may stay at the top of your screen even when you scroll down. On a mobile device<\/a> with a smaller screen, though, the hero section may shrink – or even disappear – as you scroll down<\/a>.<\/p>\n You have plenty of options when making hero image banners that effectively catch a user\u2019s attention before they scroll. Start with these four tips, but feel free to explore unique ideas that fit your product\u2019s brand.<\/p>\n Build a prototype of your website with UXPin, an advanced prototyping tool that will increase design efficiency in your team. Create prototypes that stakeholders and users can interact with. Try it for free.<\/p>\n