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Hero Section Concept

Makes the image support the headline's claim rather than decorate around it.

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CategoryDesignForDesigners, Marketers, FoundersTested onMidjourneyFluxNano BananaGemini

Running it, start to finish

  1. Decide which single job the image is doing.
  2. Check it supports rather than contradicts the headline.
  3. Specify the text safe area and test the mobile crop.

What you get back

The output this produces, every time.

  • Chooses one job for the image, which determines the whole direction.
  • Checks the image does not contradict the headline's claim, a common and unnoticed failure.
  • Specifies the safe area for text, without which the hero becomes unreadable on mobile.

Getting better results

Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.

  • Test the mobile crop. The narrow crop is where most visitors see it and where a composition designed for wide screens falls apart.
  • Consider a real screenshot. For a product hero it is frequently more persuasive than any generated image, and it is honest.
  • Avoid the named clichés. They are recognised as filler immediately, and filler in the most valuable space on the page costs credibility.

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