Does your website get A viewer’s attention in 3 seconds or less?

| Web Page Elements

The hero section of a webpage is first thing someone sees and is the page’s most important area. It’s just under the navigation or main menu. The hero section is where you grab someone’s attention to keep reading. 

It’s important that the hero section have a clear concise statement about the business or webpage’s purpose and be designed well. If people have to work too hard to understand, they move on. 

My client 316 Volleyball Club’s hero section has silhouettes of girls playing volleyball in the background and the text says “316 Volleyball Club. Respectful, Positive Coaching, for a change. Girls ages 11 – 18” A viewer has no doubt it’s a girls volleyball club that believes in building up their players instead of using the industry standard way of criticism. Their website has played a key role in their growth in a fairly competitive business space.

Can anyone understand what you do and why you are unique within a few seconds of viewing your homepage?

Testimonials

Clucking about Fresh Eggs

Thank you Holly for a great website and photos!

Your patience and commitment to the project is so appreciated. I can’t wait to recommend you without hesitation for your work.

What I keep hearing is how unique the website is. It’s not a standard template, and your care and ongoing communication made all the difference.

Susan Levin

Your Medical Detective

After a bad experience with a previous designer, working with Holly was a breath of fresh air. Her professionalism and creativity exceeded my expectations. She captured the essence of who we are and translated a complex topic into a clear, compelling story through thoughtful design and content. I couldn’t be happier with the result—and highly recommend her.

Anke Jahn

Founder,

Mind Your Culture

I really enjoyed working with Holly. She was able to get my idea of my holistic wellness across and achieve how I wanted my website to look. She provided insight in areas I hadn’t even considered.

Janine Walker

Nutrition Coach,

Be Well