HTML Codes for Blogs/WordPress/Blogger/Wix
Just wanted to share some neat HTML and CSS snippets I’ve been working on for blog designs. You know how frustrating it can be when websites get super slow and cluttered? Well, I’ve been really focused on creating clean, lightweight code that won’t bog down your blog.
I’m purposely staying away from JavaScript here – I know how tricky it can be when scripts start fighting with your existing theme (been there, done that!). Instead, I’m sticking to simple HTML structure and CSS magic to keep things running smoothly.
Oh, and this is actually an ongoing project of mine! I keep adding new visually appealing designs as I create them. If you’re curious to see them all in action, I’ve got them collected over on my CodePen profile at https://codepen.io/Victor-Sun. Feel free to check it out whenever you’d like!
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These simple HTML codes are your secret weapon for creating stunning, professional content that stands out from the crowd!
Circular Feature Hub
This elegant circular feature showcase offers a perfect solution for highlighting your product’s key benefits in a visually striking way.
The Hub and Spoke Design centers your product image in a clean, modern circle, while six key features radiate outward with subtle green dots and dashed lines connecting them – creating an engaging visual flow that naturally draws visitors’ attention.
See the Pen Product Features by Victor Sun (@Victor-Sun) on CodePen.
What makes this Feature Constellation Layout particularly valuable is its professional appearance and mobile-friendly nature: it automatically adjusts to look great on tablets and phones, ensuring your features are easily readable on any device. Simply add your product image and customize the six feature points with your own text, and you’ll have a polished, professional-looking feature section that works perfectly for product pages, service highlights, or any situation where you need to showcase key benefits in an organized, visually appealing way.
Hero Section with Dangling Images
If you’ve ever used website builders like Squarespace or Wix, you might have seen similar layouts. Now you’ll know how to create them yourself! 🎨
It’s got these floating images that do a fun little dance when you hover over them (they tilt and twist!), paired with attention-grabbing text on the left side. The best part? There’s this super satisfying countdown effect that reads “5, 4, 3, 2, 1” in big, bold numbers, followed by a punchy headline that really grabs your attention. Plus, everything’s wrapped in this vibrant red background that makes your content pop, with a minty-fresh button that changes color when you hover over it. And don’t worry about how it looks on phones – everything adjusts smoothly so your site looks awesome whether someone’s viewing it on their desktop or scrolling on their phone. It’s like having a mini animation show right on your webpage!
See the Pen Hero Section with Dangling Images by Victor Sun (@Victor-Sun) on CodePen.
animated Slot Machine Hero Section
It’s basically what you see when you first land on a website, and this one’s got some really neat features. The first thing you’ll notice is this beautiful gradient background that flows from a soft cloud-like white into a gentle purple, giving it a modern, airy feel.
At the top, there’s a company logo that welcomes visitors, and then comes the fun part – a dynamic heading that says “Build” followed by words that smoothly rotate like a slot machine (showing “native,” “personalized,” and “engaging” one after another). This animation keeps the page lively without being distracting.
Below that, there’s a clear message explaining what the product does, followed by two buttons – a prominent “Demo” button and a more subtle “Take a tour” option. On the right side, there’s a large illustration that helps visualize the concept. The whole thing is designed to look great whether you’re viewing it on a laptop, tablet, or phone, with everything neatly stacking and resizing to fit your screen perfectly.
See the Pen Slotmachine Hero Section by Victor Sun (@Victor-Sun) on CodePen.
animated wave divider
You know those flat, boring lines between sections on a webpage? Well, forget those! These waves create a smooth, flowing transition that makes your content feel more dynamic and engaging.
Think of them like gentle ocean waves or rolling hills that guide your visitors from one section to another. The best part? You can easily customize them by choosing different heights (from tiny subtle waves to big dramatic ones) and picking which direction they flow (left-to-right or right-to-left). It’s as simple as copy-pasting the code and changing a couple of words to get exactly the style you want.
Plus, they look great on both desktop and mobile screens, automatically adjusting to fit whatever space they’re in. Whether you’re building a portfolio, business site, or personal blog, these waves can add that perfect touch of modern design without overwhelming your content.
See the Pen wave divider by Victor Sun (@Victor-Sun) on CodePen.