A feature grid is where most funnel pages go quiet. Four boxes of text, all the same weight, none of them asking to be read. A card that reacts to the cursor gives the eye somewhere to land, and gives you a place to put a call to action that does not look like an afterthought.
These are content cards, not decoration. On the full cards, headline, description, image, labels and buttons are each independently optional, so the same element becomes a feature tile, a pricing card, a testimonial or a plain title card depending on what you leave switched on. Both calls to action on the 3D card carry the full GoHighLevel action list, independently of each other.
Alongside them sit smaller pieces for the same grid: a badge with a travelling shimmer, an LED dot board that spells a word, covers that slide aside to show the card behind, and cards that turn over to show the detail.
A full conversion card wrapped in a rough, living electric edge. Keep the complete Featured / headline / description / labels / CTA composition, or switch off any block and let only the message you need remain.
An image card that leans into the cursor, lifts its text into real visual depth and carries a floating label with the pointer. It rests flat and clean on touch screens, with an optional fixed mobile label.
A card that leans toward the cursor, with every piece of it floating at its own height above the surface: headline nearest, image furthest, buttons riding just above the edge. The whole thing is one hover away from flat.
A quiet content card framed by a moving spectrum. The color trail stays precisely on the border, catches the headline and follows the visitor with a restrained spotlight, while the message stays in charge.
An editorial message that lands line by line inside bold moving blocks of colour.
A pricing or offer card backed by an organic shape that squashes and stretches on hover.
A pill label whose hairline border carries a travelling streak of colour.
A content card whose photo has a label and a pin notched into it, with a button that slides up on hover.
A dark dot-matrix panel that spells a word in LEDs, flickering at rest and lighting in full on hover.
A row of framed covers leaning in perspective over a second card, sliding aside on hover to reveal it.
Cards that turn over in 3D to reveal a description, a feature list that slides in, and a call to action.
Switch off every block you do not need first. The card re-flows around whatever is left, so a headline-only card is a legitimate configuration rather than an empty shell with gaps in it.
Electric Border Card carries a living two-colour edge and Animated Gradient Card rotates a multi-colour one. Both read strongest on a dark section. On a light page, set the edge to hover-only or park it so the card is quiet until someone points at it.
Tilted Card and the 3D card take an image link. Upload to your GoHighLevel Media Storage, copy the file link and paste it in: a custom widget cannot open the Media Storage picker. Both ship with a designed cover so the card never shows a broken-image icon while you are still building.
Point the button at a popup, the next step, a URL, a download, a scroll target, a call, an SMS or an email. Leave it decorative if the whole card is already a link in your layout.
A tilt follows a cursor, and a phone has none. Set the mobile card width, height and padding explicitly, and treat the lean as a desktop enhancement rather than the thing carrying the design.
New to the app? Start with the install and setup guide.
Animated Elements