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In classic SharePoint we have the concept of Master Pages and Page Layouts to achieve the custom theme/branding. But in case of SPO modern pages, as of now there is concept of SharePoint Lookbook, using which you can define the templates for page, themes and layout and pre-populate the content of page.
SharePoint site templates are pre-built definitions designed around a particular business need. You can use these templates as they are to create your own SharePoint site and then customize the site as much as you like. SharePoint 2010 comes bundled with a lot of default site templates, like Team Site, Blog site, and Group Work Site as shown here.
You can customize the HTML Form Web Part by using either the Source Editor, which is available from the HTML Form Web Part tool pane, or a SharePoint-compatible Web design program, such as SharePoint Designer 2010. Instead of the standard text box, you can use option buttons, check boxes, multi-line text boxes, and list boxes.
How to create a web part in SharePoint?
This article will show you how to create and edit an HTML Web Part in SharePoint 2010. The Web Part gives you the ability to format a section of the SharePoint site in any way that you want. You can use the HTML Form Web Part to connect and pass data to another Web Part.
Is it possible to customize a SharePoint page?
The short answer is, Yes you can customize the page template and the long answer will be, your question is very subjective and can have multiple answer depending on the design you are trying to achieve. In classic SharePoint we have the concept of Master Pages and Page Layouts to achieve the custom theme/branding.
Can you use HTML templates in SPFX framework?
This begins with the simplest SPFx starting project: the “No Framework” template. Once you’ve followed Waldek’s steps and have an Angular web part, you can add an HTML template just as the Knockout example showed. Here’s a simple example of an Angular SPFx web part using an HTML template.
If you use the modern experience in SharePoint online and you want to add the custom code in the page, you could deploy SPFx solution in your SharePoint online environment. For more detailed information, refer to the articles below. Use an SPFx Application Customizer to add JavaScript (e.g. header) to every page in a site.