Testimonial Globe in HTML/CSS/JS.
A full drop-in testimonial section with a draggable WebGL sphere of image planes as the section's visual layer. The headline sits in its own block above the globe stage; three frosted-glass testimonial cards float in a staggered diagonal 12-col grid inside the stage, letting the globe blur through them. Globe fills the stage absolutely behind the cards; pointer-events on the globe stays active in the negative space between cards. Light canvas, frosted-glass cards (rgba white + backdrop-filter blur), slow autoplay drift, drag-plus-inertia model, golden-angle plane placement, cover-fit UV for any image aspect ratio. Card layer rises and fades in on scroll-enter with a stagger. Globe images are configurable from a hidden HTML list (default: 16 landscape 1456x816 sports files). On mobile the globe becomes a lightweight CSS 3D sphere (no WebGL canvas) with a swipe-able scroll-snap card row over it; set data-anm-mobile-globe to false to skip the globe and stack the cards. VANTA editorial-sports demo brand.
Drop Testimonial Globe into any HTML page
Testimonial Globe ships as plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - no build step, no bundler, no framework. Copy the three blocks (HTML markup, CSS styles, JS init) and paste them into any page. The component works in any CMS that lets you embed custom code: Webflow, Framer, Astro, vanilla HTML, WordPress, Squarespace.
Where it goes in your page
Paste the HTML markup wherever the component should appear. Add the CSS to your stylesheet (or in a <style> tag). Add the JavaScript inside a <script> tag at the end of <body>, or in your site's footer custom code block.
In Webflow specifically: HTML goes in an Embed block, CSS goes in the page or project Custom Code <head> section, JS goes in the page Custom Code <body> section. The JSON paste flow (Designer → paste) handles the structure + classes for you; the Custom Code drop-ins handle the script and any custom CSS the JSON can't carry.
The component initializes on DOMContentLoaded automatically - no manual call needed.
HTML / vanilla-JS gotchas
Load GSAP BEFORE the component script
gsap.to() at init. If GSAP isn't loaded yet, you'll see ReferenceError: gsap is not defined. The included waitForGSAP helper handles this gracefully, but easier: just include the GSAP CDN <script> above the component script.Plugins need separate CDN scripts
<script> tag from the GSAP CDN, loaded after the core. Check the component's dependency list to know which to include.Multiple instances on one page
data-anm-* attributes, so multiple instances on the same page work without conflict. Each is initialized independently. To target a specific instance from your own code, use window.Anm.{ComponentName} APIs documented in the Tips section.Common questions
- Does Testimonial Globe work in Webflow?
- Yes. The component ships with both a Webflow-compatible JSON paste (for the Designer) and standard HTML/CSS/JS for projects that prefer Custom Code. The Webflow tab on the main detail page has both formats.
- Does Testimonial Globe work in WordPress, Squarespace, Framer, Astro, or other no-code platforms?
- Yes. Anywhere you can add custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - the component works. Paste the markup into your page, add CSS to the styles section, and add JS to the script section. No framework required.
- Do I need a build step for this version?
- No. The HTML version is plain, copyable code that runs directly in the browser. No bundler, no transpiler, no npm install. Just paste and it works.
- Can I use this with TypeScript?
- The HTML version is plain JavaScript - no TypeScript types. If you want TypeScript, the React or Vue variants ship with proper type definitions. The HTML version is intended for projects that don't have a build step.
Copy the HTML/CSS/JS code
The full HTML/CSS/JS implementation lives on the component page, with the live demo, every format side by side, and the ability to edit and re-run it in the browser.
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