105 JavaScript Menu

This Expanding Split-Screen Grid Navigation transforms standard menu items into an immersive, interactive gallery experience. It organizes content into a responsive grid where hovering over an item reveals a contextual background image, and clicking expands the section into a full-screen detailed view. This component is ideal for portfolios, featured article selections, or high-end agency landing pages where visual storytelling is key.

The Staggered Panel Curtain Menu is a creative full-screen navigation concept that breaks the traditional “fade-in” mold. It uses a series of vertical panels that drop down at slightly different intervals, creating a sophisticated “curtain” reveal. This effect is achieved by combining the precision of GSAP with the flexibility of CSS clip-path and variable fonts, making it an ideal choice for high-end creative portfolios or modern agency websites.

This 3D Tilt Mobile Navigation concept adds a tactile, physical feel to mobile app menus. Unlike standard flat navigations, this component utilizes CSS perspective to “tilt” the entire menu bar towards the user’s touch point, simulating a floating surface. It pairs this effect with delightful SVG icon micro-interactions and a “fly-out” card transition for the content area, creating a highly polished, app-like experience on the web.

A classic horizontal navbar on desktop that transforms into a neat hamburger button on mobile; clicking it triggers an icon animation and reveals a full-screen overlay menu.

An elegant, interactive menu with soft animation that feels responsive and modern.

An elegant and responsive menu that saves space when collapsed and provides a smooth, delightful interaction experience upon opening.

An energetic, high-tech menu providing powerful visual feedback upon interaction, perfectly suited for cyberpunk or sci-fi themed websites.

A sophisticated magnetic navigation menu that uses JavaScript to map mouse proximity to CSS variables, driving smooth translations via translate. It features a configurable “follow” effect where a background pseudo-element glides between items based on bounding box coordinates calculated on hover.

A navigation menu leveraging CSS Houdini API to animate custom variables for smooth transitions. JavaScript calculates element geometry to drive a dynamic “glowing” background that slides between tabs, while CSS gradients and the :has() selector create a polished, depth-rich visual style.

A high-tech, atmospheric interface that immerses the user in a retro-futuristic environment, reminiscent of 80s arcade selection screens or cyberpunk movies.

An immersive, cinematic landing page that captures user attention with smooth, complex animation and offers convenient navigation via a stylish fullscreen menu.

A fully responsive, accessible mega-menu designed for e-commerce, featuring multi-column dropdowns and a mobile-friendly hamburger toggle.

A cyber-styled navigation bar featuring a sliding indicator driven by absolute positioning and coordinate mapping. JavaScript dynamically updates the style.left property via a switch statement, while CSS transition and drop-shadow render a smooth, neon-lit motion effect over the active SVG icons.

A demonstration of a two-phase menu reveal animation - a fast transform: translateX shift and a slower width expansion are defined in a single transition property, creating a distinct visual effect.

An animated underline effect for navigation where an SVG path segment smoothly “flows” from one item to another - on click, JS dynamically calculates and sets the stroke-dasharray for the SVG, creating the illusion of movement.

An example of using the pre-built <nord-command-menu> web component, which is fully configured via a declarative array of commands in JS - search, nested menus, and hotkeys work out-of-the-box.

A stylish “pop-out” corner menu implemented with pure CSS for styling and JavaScript for toggle functionality, controlling the precise radial positioning of menu items using the transform: translate() property.

A dynamic navigation menu replicating the Stripe pattern: Vanilla JS calculates the position and size, while CSS transforms ensure a smooth transition and scaling of the background between sections of varying sizes, creating a “living” popover effect.

A modern sidebar utilizing the View Transitions API for theme switching and the CSS popover attribute for efficient responsive handling, all controlled by a Tweakpane interface to live-adjust CSS variables for duration, blur, and translate effects.

This circular navigation menu uses a combination of JavaScript for state management and CSS custom properties and trigonometric functions to calculate and animate the precise radial positioning of each icon.