React Tailwind Section Heading Components

No matter what app we are working on, we need section headings, since all apps have sections.

If we talk about blogs, e-commerce sites, landing pages, dashboards, agency pages, all kinds of apps consist of sections, and not all but some sections need section headings.

I'm sharing four versions of section headings and will update this page from time to time by adding new variants.

Colored Heading

This version also needs two props, but title is an array of strings. We pass the title like this: ['Latest', 'Articles']. According to our logic, the second element of the title (index 1) will be colored.

If you have a longer title with more than two words, you need to adjust the title to fit your aesthetic.

Minimal Colors Heading

Since the section heading component is built using TypeScript, the interface needs two props: title and subtitle, and both are strings.

Detailed Center Heading

The interface needs three props: title, subtitle and shortDescription, and all of them are strings. You can adjust it as per your need.

Wide Section Heading with Light Text

This section heading component offers a wide layout with a light and airy feel.

If you want your title to be focused prefer this section heading component UI, it's perfect for spacious sections.

The interface needs two props: title (required) and subtitle (optional).

Where to Use These Section Heading Components

Section headings are essential for structuring content in various types of applications. You can use these components in:

• Blogs – Clearly define categories like "Latest Articles" or "Popular Posts."
• E-commerce Sites – Highlight product categories, featured collections, or offers.
• Landing Pages – Improve readability with well-defined sections like "Features" or "Testimonials."
• Dashboards – Organize analytics, reports, and user activities.
• Agency Pages – Present services, case studies, or team introductions effectively.

These reusable section heading components help maintain consistency and improve the visual hierarchy of any React or Next.js based project.

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