Hero sections built using only markdown

Hero banner. A self-contained content block where the image remains inside the content container, while the background color extends to both edges of the viewport on screens wider than 1280px, creating a structured yet visually expansive presentation.

<div class="hero">
![Hero](hero.webp)
</div>

Add text below the image in the same section

<div class="hero">
    <img src="hero.webp" alt="Hero banner">
    <div class="hero-caption">
        Lorem ipsum and what ever you want
    </div>
</div>

Full-bleed hero banner. A self-contained content block where the image stretches edge to edge across the full viewport width. Commonly used for impactful opening visuals that immediately grab attention.

<div class="herofull">
![Hero](hero.webp)
</div>

Image Carousel

:::carousel
![Caption 1](images/image1.jpg)
![Caption 2](images/image2.jpg)
:::

Image in a Heading

### ![icon](icon.svg) About the Project

Button-style Link

[Text](<https://address.com>){.btn-green}

Forms and iframe

Embed external content effortlessly with the

tag. For the best form experience, simply copy and paste a form embed code from Google Sheets or Tally.so. We recommend Tally because their free tier offers exceptional styling and customization.

<iframe src="<https://tally.so/embed/FORM_ID>" width="100%" height="500" frameborder="0"></iframe>

When writing a Markdown document, always wrap HTML tags like

in backticks (`) to display them as text. Otherwise, Markdown will execute the code and embed the element directly into your page.

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