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I'm not so sure about the origin, but it's commonly used in design/UX to showcase one primary or "Hero" product, and refers to a large space front-and-center ab
by showerst 15y ago
I'm not so sure about the origin, but it's commonly used in design/UX to showcase one primary or "Hero" product, and refers to a large space front-and-center above the fold on a page. Think apple's site putting up a huge iPhone image on release day (http://www.sprint.com http://www.sprint.com is another good example).
I think this likely started in physical product sites and the lingo just stuck.