A widely adopted CSS naming practice is to use hero
as the class name applied to a site's main banner.
Where did this naming convention come from, and is it a reference to something in particular?
Hero images, often placed at the top of a page on a website, are large images with text that appears in front of the image. Hero images allow you to add a visual component to a site, while still allowing you to present information, like a title.
A hero image is a website design term used to describe an oversized banner image at the top of a website. Sometimes called a “hero header”, it serves as a user's first glimpse of your company and offering because of its prominent placement towards the top of a webpage that usually extends full-width.
No, it does not.
'Hero' is a word beloved by marketing people that describes the main focal point of an advertisement etc.
https://unbounce.com/conversion-glossary/definition/hero-shot/#:~:text=Definition,benefits%20and%20context%20of%20use.
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