Axel Raboit EI

The page header

The top banner is set next to the content, with a preview that follows every change.

The header is the first screen, and often the only one some readers will see. It has a tab of its own, with a preview that updates while you set it rather than after you save.

What you can set

  • Height, width (inside the column or full bleed), and where the content sits vertically.
  • The background: a colour, a gradient with its angle, or a picture with its darkening.
  • A fade at the foot, so the banner dissolves into the page instead of ending on a line.
  • Stacked texts, pictures and buttons, each with its own width and colours.
  • A logo above the title.

The design is written once for every language; the words are written language by language.