HTML Feature Section Templates

Six features in a 3 × 2 grid with tinted icon tiles and short copy. The everyday workhorse.

Three feature rows that swap sides, each with a short pitch, bullet points and a product mock.

An asymmetric grid of cards, each with a small visual: chart, avatars, toggles, globe and a big number.

Four feature tabs; each shows its own copy, bullet points and illustration. Keyboard arrow keys switch tabs.

A "how it works" row of three numbered steps joined by a dashed line, with a closing call to action.

Drag the handle (or use the arrow keys) to compare two images. Great for photo, cleaning and renovation tools.

Integration tiles orbiting your logo, next to a short pitch and a link to the full directory.

A two-column comparison: your product (highlighted) against "the old way", row by row.

The heading and button stay in view on the left while a numbered feature list scrolls past on the right.

Six feature cards on a dark background with a soft glow that follows your mouse. Built for security and dev tools.

A feature accordion on the left; opening an item swaps the illustration on the right. Only one item is open at a time.

Four benefits arranged around a central illustration. Great for clinics, gyms, schools and local services.

A scrolling feature story: copy blocks scroll past on the left while a sticky phone on the right swaps its screen to match the step in view. Falls back to inline screens on phones.

A compact feature list on the left; hovering or focusing a feature swaps the large product preview on the right, with a progress bar that auto-advances when idle.

Five steps arranged around a circle with a rotating highlight; clicking a step (or using arrow keys) rotates the wheel and shows its detail in the centre. Becomes a vertical list on phones.

A dark product spec section: a smartwatch illustration centred with four spec tiles at its corners; hovering a tile lights up its connector line, plus a row of smaller specs below.

A salon software section with a big two-column checklist whose ticks draw in one by one when scrolled into view, a short headline, and a mini booking card with live notifications.

A product screenshot with numbered pulsing hotspots; clicking one opens a callout with explanation and next/previous controls, so visitors can take a guided tour of the interface.

An enterprise security section: dark background, six security features with icons, compliance badges as seals, and a code panel showing an audit log stream.

An app directory of integrations: search box, category chips with counts, cards with icon, name, short description and a connected toggle; empty state when nothing matches.

A running app section: three phones side by side, each showing a different screen (live run, training plan, club leaderboard), with the feature title and copy under each.

Four large numbered feature cards in a horizontal scroll-snap row with prev/next buttons and progress dots, each with a floor-plan style illustration. For process-led B2B tools.

A before/after feature section: a big toggle switches between "The old way" (muted, messy cards) and "With Tally" (bright, tidy cards) with a smooth transition, plus a time-saved stat.

A trades business feature section: an illustrated van, four service promises with icons, a live "engineers on the road" counter and a postcode coverage check.

A productivity app feature section where visitors press real shortcuts (or click them) to see each feature act out in a mini app window, with key caps that light up.

A role picker with illustrated people: choose marketing, sales or support and the three feature cards, the accent colour and the quote change to match that person’s day.

A clinic software features row where each feature carries its own result as a ring chart that draws in when scrolled into view, with the feature name and a one-line explanation.

A backend platform section with an isometric stack of four layers that spreads apart and highlights as you hover or tab through the matching list on the left.

A six-card feature grid where every card contains a tiny working demo: a dark-mode toggle, an emoji reaction, a live search filter, a progress slider, a copy-to-clipboard and a schedule picker.

A photo app feature gallery: a masonry wall of feature tiles with illustrated covers and short captions, filtered by Create, Organise and Share chips with a count.

A drinkware feature section that proves the claim: slide through 24 hours and watch a hot drink stay hot (and a cold one stay cold) in our bottle versus a normal flask, with live temperatures.

A language-learning feature section with an animated practice chat: the AI partner asks, the learner answers, a gentle correction appears with an explanation, and feature points sit alongside.

A gym facilities section built on a clickable floor plan: hover, click or tab through zones to see what’s there, opening hours and a photo-style illustration card.

A plant-care app feature shown as a year: month chips along a curved line, each opening a reminder card with what the app does for your plants that season, plus a phone notification preview.

A file-transfer feature that races: press Start and two progress bars upload the same 4 GB video, ours finishing first with time and speed readouts, plus the three technical reasons why.

A bold “everything included” section: three rows of feature pills drifting in opposite directions behind a centred statement card, with a pause button and a full list link.