Create a Stunning Parallax Scrolling Effect with Pure CSS

Add depth and visual interest to your website with a stunning parallax scrolling effect using pure HTML and CSS! ✨ In this tutorial, I'll show you the simple yet powerful technique using `background-attachment: fixed` to make your background images appear to move slower than the foreground content as users scroll. This is a fantastic way to create engaging sections on your landing pages or portfolio sites without needing any JavaScript for the core effect. You'll learn: 🖼️ How to set up your HTML structure with content and parallax sections. 📏 Styling sections with specific heights and background properties (`background-size`, `background-position`). 👀 The magic of `background-attachment: fixed` for the parallax illusion. 📚 How to layer content over the fixed backgrounds. 💡 Tips for choosing images and content for the best effect. Whether you're a beginner learning CSS or looking for simple ways to enhance your web designs, this video is for you! Get the full source code and see a live demo here: ➡️ Source Code: https://tinyurl.com/bytewise010-24 If you found this video helpful and want to learn more web design and frontend techniques, please: 👍 Give this video a thumbs up! 🔔 Subscribe to ‪@bytewise010‬ and hit the notification bell so you don't miss new tutorials! Follow us on X: https://x.com/bytewise010 💬 Leave a comment below with your thoughts or what you want to learn next! Join our WhatsApp channel: https://tinyurl.com/bytewise010-WhatsApp Thanks for watching! #HTMLCSS #ParallaxScrolling #CSSTutorial #WebDesign #Frontend #Tutorial #Coding #CSSTricks #PureCSS #NoJS #U IDesign #WebDevelopment #CSSBackground #WebsiteDesign #LearnCSS #CodingProject #FrontendDevelopment #WebAnimation #CSSLayout