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No Code Hover Interactions | Designing A Hero Section With Hover Interactions (Editor X Tutorial)

No Code Hover Interactions | Designing A Hero Section With Hover Interactions (Editor X Tutorial)


If you're into designing websites, you've probably seen some really cool hover interactions on dribble or other design platforms. These interactions can make your website more engaging, and with the right design tool, it can be really easy to create them. In this blog post, we are going to take a look at how you can create a stunning hero section with no-code hover interactions on Editor X.


We've recently built a beautiful design by Shabbat Hussein in Editor X, and we want to share the process with you! Not only will you learn the steps to recreating this design, but you'll also learn plenty about creating interactive hover animations. So buckle up!


The Design


First things first, here's the design by Shabbat Hussein we are going to build on Editor X. The design looks sleek and modern, with a hero section and a menu that drops down when you click on it. We've also made this design fully responsive, with dedicated layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile.


You can take a closer look at the design and try it out yourself by visiting the asset library we've dropped in the description.


Creating the Hero Section


To create the hero section, we'll use a combination of text, numbers, and gradient text. Start by adding a container for the entire section and setting the container's width to fit the content inside. Add a heading, a subheading, a button or link, and some text for the numbers.


To make the numbers and gradient text stand out, apply a different text style to those elements. You can create custom text styles in Editor X using the built-in design system.


Making the Design Responsive


After you've created the hero section, it's time to make the design responsive for different devices. In Editor X, you can easily switch between different device views (desktop, tablet, and mobile) and make adjustments accordingly.


For example, on the tablet view, you may need to rearrange the layout and resize some elements to fit the screen more comfortably. On the mobile view, don't forget to adjust the font sizes and spacing between elements to provide a better reading experience for users.


Adding Hover Interactions


Now comes the fun part! To make the design more interactive, we've added some cool hover animations. In Editor X, you can create these interactions without writing a single line of code.


First, select the element you want to add a hover interaction to, like the button or the menu item. Then, click on the "interactions" tab in the properties panel and choose the "hover" option. You can specify an animation or effect, like changing the background color or moving the element slightly. Play around with these settings to create unique hover effects that fit your design.


In our design, we've also made the entire hero section clickable, redirecting users to another website (google.com) when they click on it. You can easily add this functionality with the "on click" interaction in Editor X.


Join the Live Learning Community


At livelearning.editorx.io, we're all about helping you build your design business and further your career. That's why we organize monthly no-code design challenges with prizes, inviting you to showcase your skills and join our growing community of designers.


Our website also offers mentoring and resources to help you master Editor X and build awesome projects without the need for coding knowledge. So, don't wait—register, join our community, and let's create some amazing no-code designs together!


In conclusion, Editor X is an incredibly powerful tool that makes designing websites a breeze. With the right techniques and creativity, you can create impressive designs that will wow your users. So try out creating hover interactions in Editor X today, and leave your thoughts and ideas in the comments below. Happy designing!

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