Design a Parallax Webpage using HTML and CSS

Last Updated : 30 Jul, 2024

A parallax website includes fixed images in the background that are kept in place and the user can scroll down the page to see different parts of the image. In this article, we are creating a parallax webpage using HTML and CSS. We will use basic tags of HTML like div, paragraph, and heading to write our content and will use CSS to align and beautify our basic HTML design.

Basically, the Scrolling effect is where background images move at a different speed than the foreground images.

Approach:

We have used a container element and added a background image to the container. Then we used the background-attachment: fixed to create the actual parallax effect.
For each HTML section, we have given a class so that it can be targeted in the CSS.
In the HTML page, we have divisions and in each division, there is a header and a small paragraph.
In the CSS file, we decorated our text and placed the head in a fixed position.

Example:

HTML

<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en">    <head>     <style>          /* Styling the body */         * {             margin: 0px;             padding: 0px;         }          /* Styling the first parallax's          height, width and background color */         .parallax-1 {             width: 100%;             height: 600px;             background: url( 'https://media.geeksforgeeks.org/wp-content/uploads/20210402175040/back22.jpg');             background-size: 100% 100%;             background-attachment: fixed;         }          /* Styling the title of first parallax */         .parallax-1 h2 {             margin: auto;             position: relative;             left: 500x;             top: 300px;             width: 250px;             height: 32px;             padding: 10px;             background-color: black;             color: white;             text-align: center;         }          /* Styling the second parallax's          height, width and background color */         .parallax-2 {             width: 100%;             height: 600px;             background: url( 'https://media.geeksforgeeks.org/wp-content/uploads/20210402175040/back22.jpg');             background-size: 100% 100%;             background-attachment: fixed;         }          /* Styling the title of second parallax */         .parallax-2 h2 {             margin: auto;             position: relative;             left: 500x;             top: 300px;             width: 250px;             height: 37px;             padding: 10px;             background-color: white;             color: black;             text-align: center;             font-size: 30px;             font-family: Verdana;         }          /* Styling the content or paragraph */         .para-1 {             padding: 50px;             background-color: black;             color: white;             font-size: 17px;         }          /* Styling the content or paragraph */         .para-2 {             text-align: center;             padding: 25px;             font-size: 17px;             font-family: Verdana;             background-color: black;             color: white;         }     </style> </head>  <body>      <!-- Giving title of the first parallax -->     <div class="parallax-1">         <h2>SUSHANT GAURAV</h2>     </div>      <!--Content of first parallax -->     <div class="para-1">         <p>             Thankyou for showing interest,              here is a quick story of me and             this website. My programming              journey started back in 2019,              few months before I started              studying CSE in LNCT Bhopal.              I am currently in my second              year and doing Technical              Content Writing Internship             at GeeksForGeeks. I like              coding all kind of problems              from the very basic like adding              numbers to the complex ones like             competitive programming problems.             I love making projects and games.             Infact this website is one of my              Web Development Projects which              is built using HTML and CSS.<br>             <br>Languages known : C Language,              C++, JAVA, Python, JavaScript,              MySQL.<br> IT Constructs : Data              Structures and Algorithm, OOP,              HTML, CSS, LINUX, and Git & GitHub.         </p>     </div>      <!-- Giving title of the first parallax -->     <div class="parallax-2">         <h2>PROJECTS</h2>     </div>      <!--Content of first parallax -->     <div class="para-2">         <p>             &nbsp; Calendar ☀&nbsp;              Tic-Tac-Toe ☀&nbsp;              Quiz Game ☀&nbsp;              Survey Form ☀&nbsp;              Chat Bot in C ☀&nbsp;              Tribute Webpage ☀&nbsp;              Portfolio Website ☀&nbsp;              Guess the Number ☀&nbsp;              Rock Paper Scissor ☀&nbsp;             To-Do List using JS ☀&nbsp;              Notes Taker using JS ☀&nbsp;              BMI Calculator using JS ☀&nbsp;             Loan Calculator using JS ☀&nbsp;              Travel Management System ☀&nbsp;              Random Password Generator ☀&nbsp;              Different Management Systems         </p>     </div>      <!--This will be same as first parallax-->     <div class="parallax-1">         <h2>ACHIEVEMENTS</h2>     </div>      <div class="para-2">         <p>             &nbsp; Technical Content Writer              Intern at GeeksForGeeks ☀             &nbsp; Microsoft Learn Student              Ambassador - Beta ☀&nbsp;              Participant in GirlScript Summer              of Code 2021 ☀&nbsp;              Mentored HackTX Hackathon         </p>     </div> </body>    </html>

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