# SectionHeader

> The centred intro block that opens every Crew OS marketing section: generous padding, a bottom rule, and whatever eyebrow, heading and lede you pass in.

## Facts

- **Product**: Crew OS
- **Family**: Marketing
- **Global**: `window.DigitalCrew.SectionHeader`
- **Source**: `digitalcrew-orchestrator: components/section-header.tsx`
- **Import in the app**: `import { SectionHeader } from "@/components/section-header";`
- **Live preview**: /design/components/section-header/preview.html
- **Page**: /design/components/section-header

## Guidelines

**Use it for** the top of landing-page sections (bento, FAQ, testimonials, features), so they share one rhythm.

**What you provide**: `children` only. Crew OS passes, in order, an optional eyebrow (`text-muted-foreground text-xs uppercase tracking-[0.2em] font-medium text-center`), an `h2` (`text-3xl md:text-4xl font-medium tracking-tighter text-center text-balance`) and an optional lede (`text-muted-foreground text-center text-balance font-medium`). Copy comes from the next-intl messages of each section.

**Anatomy**: full width and height, a 1px `border-b`, 40px padding (56px from `md`). Content is a centred column, at most 576px wide (`max-w-xl`), with 8px gaps. Sections usually wrap it in `border-x` rails so the rule meets them.

**Behaviour**: static.

**Don't** put buttons or forms in it (they belong in the section body), left-align it, or nest two headers in one section.

## API

```ts
interface SectionHeaderProps {
    children: React.ReactNode;
}
export declare function SectionHeader({ children }: SectionHeaderProps): JSX.Element;
```

## Example

```html
<div id="root" class="p-6"></div>
<script>
(function () {
  var h = React.createElement, DC = window.DigitalCrew, I = DC.Icons;
  function App() {
    return h("div", { className: "border-x" },
      h(DC.SectionHeader, null,
        h("p", { className: "text-muted-foreground text-center text-xs font-medium tracking-[0.2em] uppercase" }, "Your digital workers"),
        h("h2", { className: "pb-1 text-center text-3xl font-medium tracking-tighter text-balance md:text-4xl" }, "Empower your team with Digital Workers"),
        h("p", { className: "text-muted-foreground text-center font-medium text-balance" }, "Ask your Digital Workers for real-time collaboration, seamless integrations, and actionable insights to run your operations.")));
  }
  ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById("root")).render(h(DC.TooltipProvider, { delayDuration: 80 }, h(App)));
})();
</script>
```

## More in Marketing

- [BentoSection](/design/components/bento-section.md): The landing-page bento: a `SectionHeader` over a two-by-two grid of animated tiles (collaboration, security, insights, automation), each with a title and description.
- [BrandBadge](/design/components/brand-badge.md): A rounded pill in any brand colour, in three weights: solid, outline and subtle.
- [BrandIconSet](/design/components/brand-icon-set.md): The Crew OS brand icon set, `Icons` in the app and `DC.BrandIcons` here: the Digital Crew mark, compliance seals, and partner and integration marks as inline SVG components.
- [BrandStatCard](/design/components/brand-stat-card.md): A frosted summary card for a headline number, tinted with one brand colour: icon tile, badge, uppercase label, big value and a subtitle.
- [ConnectSection](/design/components/connect-section.md): The "Connect your context" section: one rounded panel with a heading, a tools row (integration logos orbiting the Digital Crew mark) and a knowledge row (the `CosmicSynapseCanvas` neuron sphere).
- [CpuSuperposition](/design/components/cpu-superposition.md): The features block of the Crew OS landing page: the `CpuArchitecture` circuit on top, overlapping the five glowing value cards of `FeaturesGridWithGlowingEffect` below it.
- [CrewNetwork](/design/components/crew-network.md): The "How work moves through the network" section: a live mission card and a four-step timeline (ask, match, work, paid) that plays through six real-looking missions, showing a Digital Worker handing a brief to a human operator.
- [CTASection](/design/components/cta-section.md): The closing call to action: a dark gradient panel with Camille's looping portrait video, a heading, a short line and one glass button to contact the team.
- [FAQSection](/design/components/faq-section.md): The landing-page FAQ: a `SectionHeader` and seventeen questions in a single-open, collapsible accordion.
- [FeatureSection](/design/components/feature-section.md): The Crew Network hero: a giant three-line headline ("Discover / the internet / of actions") over a slowly turning WebGL globe laced with glowing connection arcs, then a description and three stats.
- [FeaturesGridWithGlowingEffect](/design/components/features-grid-with-glowing-effect.md): The five value cards of the Crew OS landing page (cut waste, run lean, always on, reliable by default, shared knowledge), each wrapped in a pointer-following `GlowingEffect`.
- [SectionSolutions](/design/components/section-solutions.md): The "Hire your Crew" section: a numbered roster of six Digital Workers beside a dossier card for the selected one, advancing on its own until the visitor picks someone.
- [SocialProofTestimonials](/design/components/social-proof-testimonials.md): A wall of customer quotes: `TestimonialCard`s stacked in columns that scroll vertically at different speeds, fading out at the top and bottom.