Top 10 Hero Sections of 2026

A hero section is a website’s first impression to a viewer and is arguably the most important and lasting impact of the website’s design. Below we review the top 10 hero designs that have left their mark on the internet with their creative takes for the hero section. A fun fact about all of these? They were designed by the minds of the PaperStreet design team (not a robot or algorithm). 

#1. Bick Law LLP 

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

With creative taglines and even more creative imagery and color palettes, Bick uses the slideshow feature to create visual appeal. Bick Law LLP was designed by our Creative Director.

#2. Law Office of Stacey-Ann Taylor, LLC

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

A bright color palette, unique font treatment, and beautiful custom photography makes for an unforgettable hero section. The website for the Law Office of Stacey-Ann Taylor, LLC was created by our Designer and remains one of the most referenced websites in our project briefs.

#3. Osborn Maledon

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

The letter cut-out, combined with the animation, makes for a very sleek and high-end-looking and feeling hero section. Osborn Maledon’s website was created by our Creative Director and remains a great example of a minimal home page design.

#4. Hendler Flores Law

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

Truly engaging and authentic in its photo choice and tagline, this hero section draws you in and inspires connection. The website for Hendler Flores Law was a marriage of brainstorming between our Creative Director and Content Director. The storytelling aspect of this hero was just as important as the design, and the PS team references this website often as an example of a human-first approach to legal marketing. 

#5. Cameron and Kane, L.L.C.

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

High contrast and motion imagery in this hero section give it a sense of boldness that focuses the tagline. The website for Camera & Kane LLC was created by our designer in just two rounds of revision. We love to show this to clients who have a strong prefrence for typography and color.

#6. Cody Warner, P.C.

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

Between the photo and the tagline, this hero instills a sense of connection with the attorney and optimism about the future. Cody Warner P.C. is a website created by our Designer. The hero image is balanced and netural and also assists with the firm’s overall marketing goals.

#7. Aequitas Legal Group

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

The dark, cool color palette really makes for a standout, professional-feeling hero section on Aequitas, which was created by our Designer.

#8. O’Connor Family Law

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

With an inviting, open color palette, the custom photography in this hero section really gets its time to shine and draws in users. Similar to the Hendler Flores Law example above, the O’Connor Family Law website design is a great example of a people-first presentation. It was created by our Design Lead.

#9. Crowley Fleck

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

Stunning visual imagery makes this hero image standout. The PS team loves it when we can play with beautiful photography, and the Crowley Fleck website, designed by our Creative Lead, is no exception.

#10. Williams, Coulson, Johnson, Lloyd, Parker

Designed by humans at PaperStreet Web Design

Warm colors and abstract, beautiful imagery set this hero section apart in a dazzling display. Created by our designer, this website is a prime example of how photography, though stock, doesn’t need to be literal to be effective.

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Interested in taking your website to the next level? Contact our office today to discuss your options. Our design team looks forward to working with you to determine what you love.

Updated February 2026 by Jen, Creative Lead.