4 JavaScript Search Examples

Build search functionality with JavaScript using these practical examples. Start with the basics: client-side filtering of data arrays using .filter() for “live” search. For optimization and preventing excessive requests, the debouncing technique is demonstrated. Advanced examples include creating autocomplete systems that asynchronously fetch suggestions from a server with the Fetch API, providing an intelligent and responsive user experience.

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Neumorphism Search Bar

A highly kinetic and skeuomorphic Search Input component designed with a Neumorphism aesthetic. The interactive state management (focus, submit) relies on imperative Vanilla JavaScript class toggling. The component features complex icon transformation and animated loading states: the search icon’s pseudo-elements execute ‘jumping’ transitions via a custom cubic-bezier function when active, and enter a loading spin via @keyframes spinner during submission.

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Live User Filter

A responsive and fast contact search interface that loads dynamically and operates without page reloads during filtering.

thumbnail: Responsive Image Grid with Slider and Search

Responsive Image Grid with Slider and Search

A convenient, fast, and visually pleasing interface for searching and viewing image collections that works seamlessly without page reloads.

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Simple YouTube API Search App

A simple search client for the YouTube API written in vanilla JS - data is fetched using fetch, and the results list is generated on the fly and injected into the DOM via innerHTML.