5 JavaScript Navigations
Navigation on the web isn’t limited to traditional menus. This collection showcases JavaScript navigation techniques that rely on scroll position, keyboard shortcuts, swipe gestures, anchor jumps, and other user-driven interactions. Perfect for building immersive single-page apps, slideshows, portfolios, and modern storytelling layouts.
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Vertical Full-Screen Slider with 4 Controls
A high-performance, fluid, and responsive slider rich in interactivity, where motions are synchronized with user actions to create a “weighted,” physically tangible interface feel.
Dynamic Active Table of Contents
A convenient navigation for long-reads or documentation that automatically structures content and visually indicates the user’s current section.
Navigation Button Interaction
A complex micro-animation using GSAP, where a single click triggers a chain of tweens for asynchronous icon movement and simultaneous container pulsation via the scale property.
Scroll-Snap Grid Navigation with Intersection Observer
See how the Intersection Observer powers the 2D grid navigation: the Scroll Snap logic handles mandatory cell binding, while a JS utility adds support for keyboard arrow navigation and responsive typography using cqi/dvh units.
