This tutorial will help you edit the HeroComponentThree component for your project. You'll learn how to:
Change text content (heading, overline, body text, and buttons).
Update button links and styles.
Replace the background image with your own.
Understand best practices for accessibility and responsive design.
Tutorial
Step 1: Editing Text Content
Locate the text elements in the component:
Overline Text
Edit: Replace
"Overline text"
with a short introductory phrase or tagline.
Example Update:
Main Heading
Edit: Replace the placeholder text with your main headline.
Example Update:
Body Text
Edit: Replace the placeholder text with a concise description or callout.
Example Update:
Step 2: Updating Buttons
Primary Button
Edit Text: Change
Explore Now
to your desired call-to-action.Edit Link: Replace
"#"
with the URL the button should navigate to.
Example Update:
Secondary Button
Edit Text: Change
Learn More
to reflect its purpose.Edit Link: Replace
"#"
with the appropriate URL.
Example Update:
For mobile: Edit the version styled for smaller screens:
Step 3: Replacing the Background Image
Mobile Version Background
Locate this block of code:
Replace the Image Path (
src
): Update"/images/Image-J.webp"
with the path to your own image.If your image is local, place it in the
public/images/
folder (or another appropriate directory) and use the relative path (e.g.,"/images/my-hero-image.jpg"
).
Update Alt Text (
alt
): Replace"Hero Image"
with a descriptive phrase (e.g.,"Team Collaborating"
).
Example Update:
Desktop Version Background
Locate this block of code:
Follow the same steps as above to update the
src
andalt
values.
Step 4: Adding a Gradient Overlay
You may want to customize the gradient overlay for the desktop view. Locate this code:
Edit Colors: Update the
from-black to-transparent
classes to use your desired gradient colors.Example:
bg-gradient-to-r from-gray-800 to-gray-200
.
Step 5: Testing Your Changes
Run Your Project: Use
npm run dev
(oryarn dev
) to preview changes locally.Verify Responsiveness:
Check both desktop and mobile views.
Ensure the gradient overlay and buttons display correctly on all screen sizes.
Accessibility Check:
Confirm the
alt
text is meaningful for all images.Verify that buttons are navigable via keyboard (e.g.,
Tab
key).
Best Practices
Image Optimization:
Use compressed images (e.g.,
.webp
format) for faster load times.Test for both high-resolution and low-bandwidth scenarios.
Consistent Styling:
Ensure colors and typography align with your app’s design system.
Test button hover and focus states.
SEO and Accessibility:
Use descriptive
alt
text for all images.Ensure headings (
<h1>
) are unique and descriptive.
By following this guide, you can customize the HeroComponentThree component to fit your branding and create a polished, responsive hero section.