Animated banner

A full-width animated hero banner with a label, headline, subtitle and call-to-action button.

Space homepages and landing pages usually open with a wall of text, and nothing tells a first-time visitor what this space is or where to go next. This macro drops in a single polished hero banner: an animated background, an uppercase label, a headline, a supporting line and one button that points at a page or a URL. Reach for it at the very top of a team space home, an onboarding hub or a launch page, anywhere you want the page to announce itself. It is a different macro from Banner (cf-mc-banner), which is a static coloured callout strip: this one is a large animated hero block with its own typography and a CTA.

Type

Stands on its own

PDF and Word export

See below

Published Capable Site

Supported

Name in the picker

Animated banner (Capable) in the suite. The standalone app usually adds the word macro


#See it

Every example below is a real macro on this page, not a screenshot, and each one is a configuration taken from a page somebody actually built. Open this page in the editor to see how any of them is set up.

#Aurora, Ocean: Aurora drift

Aurora drift
This is an animated banner with a button

#Mesh, Slate: Mesh gradient

THIS IS A LABEL
Mesh gradient
This is an animated banner with a label

#Constellation, Cobalt: Welcome to the team space

Welcome to the team space
This is a subtitle

#Constellation, Slate: Constellation

Constellation
This is an animated banner.

#Settings

The Animated banner configuration modal showing an Aurora drift banner reading welcome to the team space, next to background, theme, background colour, height, label and title fields.
The background treatment, theme, height and banner text sit in one panel, with the result previewed beside them.

Setting

Values

What it changes

Background

Aurora drift, Mesh gradient, Orbit rings, Light sweep, Constellation, Dot wave, Flow field, Bokeh drift, Wave bands, Halftone ripple

The animated background treatment. The first four are drawn with CSS; the remaining six are drawn on a canvas.

Speed

Calm / Balanced / Lively (0.55× / 1× / 1.7×)

How fast the background animation moves.

Background colour

A brand or custom colour, or cleared (the panel then reads "Using default background" with a "Reset to default" button once set)

The flat base colour sitting behind the animated effect. The headline, subtitle, button and legibility scrim all re-derive themselves from this colour's brightness, so a light base flips the text to dark automatically and stays re

Accent colour

A brand or custom colour, or cleared ("Using theme accent" / "Reset to theme")

The highlight colour of the animated effect and of the small dot beside the Label. Setting it replaces the theme's effect colours with a light-to-dark ramp built from your colour. On a light background the dot is darkened automati

Height (px)

120–600

How tall the banner block is. The value is clamped when you leave the field rather than while typing.

Film grain

On / Off

Overlays a fine noise texture so the gradients look softer and less flat.

Label

Free text, up to 40 characters (placeholder: "e.g. Onboarding")

A small uppercase, letter-spaced line above the headline, preceded by a coloured dot. Leave it empty and neither the label nor the dot renders.

Title

Free text, up to 90 characters (placeholder: "Banner headline")

The main heading, set large and bold.

Subtitle

Free text, up to 140 characters (placeholder: "Optional supporting line")

A supporting line under the headline, constrained to about half the banner width so it never runs under the animation's focal point.

Button

Free text, up to 40 characters (placeholder: "Optional button label")

The call-to-action label. Leave it empty and there is no button, and the Button link row does not even appear in the config panel.

Button link (type)

None / URL / Page

How the button resolves where it goes. URL takes a web address; Page opens a Confluence page picker; None shows "No link" and suppresses the button entirely.

Button link, URL

Any web address (placeholder: "https://…")

The destination when the link type is URL.

Button link, Page

A Confluence page chosen with the picker ("Start typing page name")

The destination when the link type is Page.



Give the eye somewhere to land.