Split Content Hero
A hero with a two column split, text and CTA on one side, content on the other. A flexible opener that balances your message and a visual cleanly.
A hero with a two column split, text and CTA on one side, content on the other. A flexible opener that balances your message and a visual cleanly.
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Split Content Hero divides the viewport into two columns. The left column holds a release badge, a large headline, a subheading paragraph, a primary and an outline button, a row of stacked avatar initials with a social proof caption, and a two-column grid of four checkmark items. The right column shows a rounded image with a soft shadow. Sitting at the bottom of the image is a three-cell stats overlay that surfaces numbers for active projects, team members, and completion rate.
Each piece of the left column stands alone. You can remove the badge, the avatar row, or the entire checkmark grid without the rest shifting. The right-side image and the stat overlay are independent too: swap the photo for your own, rewrite the three stat labels and values, or drop the overlay entirely if you do not need it.
Reach for this block when you need to say something and show something at the same time without either side feeling cramped. For a logistics and delivery platform the split works well because the left column carries the service promise and the CTA while the right column shows a real operations scene with live numbers, giving fleet managers immediate confidence in the product. It fits any service landing page where a single full-width centered layout would leave the pitch feeling abstract.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The block separates cleanly into three independent zones, each of which can carry different content depending on your product:
Tip: keep the stat overlay values short, one or two characters plus a symbol, so all three cells read at a glance on smaller screens.