Proyecto Neptuno uses two types of hero sections: the full-screen landing hero on the homepage and page heroes for interior pages.Documentation Index
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Landing Hero (#hero)
The main hero section appears onindex.html with a full-screen background image and gradient overlay.
HTML Structure
Fromindex.html (lines 34-43):
CSS Styling
Fromstyle.css (lines 114-158):
Call-to-Action Buttons
Fromstyle.css (lines 226-267):
Responsive Behavior
Fromstyle.css (lines 956-966):
Page Hero (.page-hero)
Interior pages use a simpler page hero without background images.HTML Structure
Fromcontact.html (lines 36-40):
CSS Styling
Fromstyle.css (lines 272-303):
Responsive Behavior
Fromstyle.css (lines 968-970):
Comparison
- Landing Hero (#hero)
- Page Hero (.page-hero)
Location:
index.html onlyHeight: 85vh (full-screen)Background:- Background image (
ccneptuno.webp) - Three-phase gradient overlay (dark to transparent)
background-size: cover
- White text with text shadows
- Huge h1 (6rem → 2.5rem mobile)
- Uppercase subtitle in golden color
- Two CTA buttons
- Content aligned to bottom center
- Flexbox centered horizontally
Design Patterns
Gradient Overlay Technique
The landing hero uses a three-phase linear gradient from dark (bottom) to transparent (top), ensuring text readability while preserving image visibility in the upper portion.
Text Shadows for Legibility
Both hero headings use
text-shadow: 2px 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.7) to ensure text remains readable over the background image.Vertical Rhythm
Page heroes use
justify-content: flex-end to push content to the bottom, creating visual weight and a strong entry point for page content.Left Border Accent
The 4px red left border (
border-left: 4px solid var(--color-primario)) creates a subtle brand accent without overwhelming the design.Button Hover Effects
Both button types feature a lift animation on hover:The landing hero uses viewport height units (
85vh) to ensure it fills most of the screen on any device, while the page hero uses min-height: 30vh to allow content to expand naturally.