A set of style options for adding motion and personality to a published Website, none of them need any code.
Hover effect
Buttons, images, and card style blocks (Feature Grid, Testimonial, Team, Stats, Rating, and similar) each have a Hover effect field: Lift, Zoom, Glow, or Tilt. It's a pure visual touch on that one block, and automatically turns itself off for a visitor whose device has reduced motion turned on.
Parallax
Hero, Section, and CTA Banner each have a Parallax background scroll effect checkbox, available once a background image is set. Instead of scrolling at page speed, the image lags gently behind the rest of the page as your visitor scrolls, real scroll linked motion, not the older fixed background trick, so it also works correctly on mobile. It turns itself off for a visitor with reduced motion set.
Sticky blocks
The Navbar block has a Keep pinned to the top while scrolling checkbox (on by default, matching how it always behaved before this option existed). Most other blocks also have a Keep this block pinned to the top while scrolling style option, useful for a sidebar style section you want to stay visible.
Showing a block only on certain devices
Every block's style options include a Visible on field: All devices, Desktop only, Tablet only, or Mobile only. This is decided before your page even finishes loading, so a hidden block is never briefly visible then removed.
Custom cursor and scrollbar
From your project's Site Settings, you can set a project wide cursor (a built in style, or your own small image) and scrollbar appearance (off, thin and neutral, or thin using your theme's own accent color), applied across your whole published site, not per block.
Pairing a font on one heading
Your theme already sets one font for your whole site, but the Heading block also has its own Font field, separate from that project wide setting. Leaving it on its default keeps inheriting your theme's own font, same as always, picking a different one overrides just that one heading, a common way to pair a bold display font against a plainer body font, the kind of contrast you see on a lot of agency and portfolio sites.
Container shape
Every block's own Style settings include a Container shape section: a preset dropdown (Wave, Wave top, Diagonal, Diagonal reverse, Arch, Blob, Wedge, Notch, Ribbon, or None) plus an Intensity slider controlling how pronounced the cut or curve is, so that block's own background is clipped into that shape instead of a plain rectangle. Picking Custom instead opens a small shape editor: click anywhere to add a point, drag a point to move it, right click a point to remove it, you need at least 3 points before you can save, and saving applies that exact hand drawn outline. Container shapes require a Creator plan, see "Free, Plus, and Creator plans compared."
Animation block
A new Animation block plays a Lottie animation (paste a link to a .json Lottie file) or your own hand written, inline SVG animation, with loop and autoplay options for Lottie. An SVG animation runs inside the same kind of sandboxed frame as the Custom Code block, since raw SVG can contain a script the same way HTML can, see "The Custom Code block, and how it's kept safe" for what that isolation means in practice.
Tip: All of this lives entirely in your published site's own page, nothing here is a separate script or a third party account you need to connect.