where he tries to make 10 basic javascript projects, that are essential(?) to any website, in an hour. And he succeeeds. I tried doing the same, but in my case, I ended up taking 2 hours :P
Check out his video here!
Hamburger Menu. An essential part of any modern website. When clicked, this button brings in a menu from the right side, with a smooth animation.
Toast Notifications notify the user of a system occurrence. The notifications should have a consistent location in each application. In this case, they appear from the bottom-right of the page.
This is a cool animation that can work well with any kind of website. It gives the effect that a sentence is being typed when you visit the webpage.
Popups/Modals are everywhere. When a website asks you for your consent on saving cookies to when you click on the login button. This is little different, as in, it just has text, but a popup nonetheless.
This is just a silly little animation thingy. Might be useful, might not be. Depends on the type of website.
This background color changing button brings in a little different interactivity. I don't think it would be practical to have it in a real, professional website. But it's still cool.
Having both light and dark modes on your website is the norm these days. This is a basic theme toggle.
A carousel is something or a slideshow for cycling through an array of images. This is a basic representation of one.
Getting audio feedback when interacting with a website can look very good on a website. This Sound Board plays various sounds that instruments.
Zoom effect is essential these days for ecommerce websites - hovering on images and seeing them zoomed in. This is a basic representation of that.