# My First Web Dev Project: A Tribute Website for Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan

Creating a CSS-Only Parallax Scrolling Effect (No JavaScript)

Updated October 1, 20261 min readMarkdown

Parallax scrolling is a classic web design technique that adds depth to a page. I built a website that achieves this effect using pure CSS — no JavaScript required.

In this article I cover:

How background-attachment: fixed creates the parallax illusion
Structuring alternating light/dark sections for visual rhythm
Making the effect work smoothly across screen sizes
Limitations of CSS-only parallax vs JS-based solutions

Live demo: https://parallax-scroll-hc-uzi-solutions.netlify.app/ Source code: https://github.com/MuhammadUzairKhalid15/Parallax-Scrolling-Website-HTML-CSS-Uzi-Solutions

Feedback and suggestions are very welcome!

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