Hero Header Sections
A Hero Header Section, also known as a Hero Section or Hero Banner, is a prominent section of a website typically located at the top of the homepage. It is designed to grab the attention of the visitor and convey the main message or purpose of the website. It is often used to showcase the key features or benefits of a product or service, and can also be used to promote a special offer or call to action.
Design tips
- Keep it simple: Use minimal text and clear, concise headlines to convey your message.
- Use strong visuals: A Hero Header Section is a great opportunity to showcase your brand or product with high-quality images or videos.
- Use whitespace effectively: Don't overcrowd the Hero Header Section with too much information. Use whitespace to draw the eye to the most important elements.
- Make it actionable: Include a call to action, such as a button or link, to encourage visitors to take the next step.
- Consider mobile: Make sure the Hero Header Section looks great on mobile devices, as many visitors will be accessing your website on their phones.
- Consider using animation: A Hero Section with animation or interactive elements can engage visitors.
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Recommended • The Relume Style Guide utilizes the same pre-built classes as the Finsweet Style Guide. However, the Relume Style Guide uses different CSS values for spacing and includes additional elements, such as shadow classes, icon classes, and color palettes. It is actively managed by the Relume team, making it easier for us to provide support.
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Navigation Level

Navigation Level refers to the hierarchy of Topbars and Sidebars in an application shell. See below some rules to follow:
- A Level 3 Sidebar or Topbar should be used on its own.
- A Level 2 Sidebar should be paired with a Level 1 Topbar.
- A Level 1 Sidebar should be paired with a Level 2 Topbar.
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