Entertainment Website Hero Section Examples

63 real hero sections from 63 entertainment websites

There are 63 hero sections here, cut from 63 live entertainment websites such as Amplitude, Riverside and StreamYard. 57% of the entertainment sites in the library have a hero section, lower than the 59% across all websites. 52% of them are light-themed and the most common headline fonts are Geist (2), PPMori (2) and Inter (2).

At a glance

Hero sections: 63
Sites: 63 of 111 entertainment sites (57%)
Library-wide: 59% of all websites have one
Per site: 1.0 on average
Light / dark: 52% light · 48% dark
Top heading fonts: Geist (2), PPMori (2) and Inter (2)
Accent colours: neutral 35blue 10orange 6
Leading sites: Amplitude, Riverside and StreamYard

What makes a good hero section on a entertainment website

The hero has one job: say what the product is and give one clear next step. The best ones pair a short headline with a live product shot or demo, not a stock illustration. Entertainment brands go bold: immersive video, dark palettes and hero sections that behave like a trailer. Compare these examples with hero sections from every industry, or see the full homepages on the entertainment website templates page.

What these 63 hero sections have in common

On average each one carries 11.7 images or icons, 3.0 buttons and 7.7 links. 44% sit on a dark background, and 79% are taller than half their width — most take a full screen or more. Headlines range from “REAL CRAFT. ‍Real people.‍” (Lxlcreative), “YOURNETWORK OF GAME CHANGERS” (Champions4good) to “The rewards platform built for the $125+ Billion gaming economy.” (Tesoroxp).

7 hero sections worth studying

Amplitude — “A new era for product teams”: Self-Improving Product Finds the next move. Then makes it. → From analytics to feedback to code, Amplitude brings AI into every step of building self-improving products.… (4 buttons, 5 images, background #ffffff).
Riverside — “Create your best content yet”: Riverside is the AI-powered platform that lets you record, edit, repurpose, and distribute studio-quality content as easily as if you had a crew behind you. Podcasts… (1 buttons, 34 images, background #1d1d1d).
StreamYard — “The easiest way to live stream and record”: StreamYard is a professional live streaming and recording studio in your browser. Record your content, or stream live to Facebook, YouTube, and other platforms. Or continue… (2 buttons, 1 images, background #15171d).
Trevornoah — “Trevor Noah”: Latest Netflix Comedy Special : Joy in the Trenches Netflix Comedy Special : Joy in the Trenches (2 buttons, 15 images, background #1d2440).
Paulkalkbrenner — “Paul Kalkbrenner”: Now playing Time To Dance Explore his music, new releases, live performances and a body of work shaped by over two decades of electronic music. Sound… (1 buttons, 6 images, background #ffffff).
Mesh3d — “A curated showcase of interactive, real-time Three.js experiences”: Weekly Newsletter 527 Experiences 268 Makers Get the weekly picks I agree to receive emails from mesh3d. Unsubscribe anytime. Terms & Privacy Selected by us made… (115 buttons, 166 images, background #08090d).
Trucknroll: Truck’N Roll® Entertainment Logistic. Homepage Fr (0 buttons, 1 images, background #131313).

How to use these hero references

Compare headline length, where the primary button sits and whether the visual is the product itself; then write your own headline in the same number of words. For an entertainment brand, watch how video, dark palettes and release dates work like a trailer. Start with Amplitude, Riverside and StreamYard, click a section to open it at full size and copy its build prompt, palette and fonts.

What makes a good hero section on a entertainment website

What these 63 hero sections have in common

7 hero sections worth studying

How to use these hero references

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