Every technique in the library, running.

Two stacked layers alternate so any change crossfades, however fast you move between rows.

A list that arrives item by item after a hold and leaves twice as fast, from the last row backwards.

The live WebGL canvas is handed to the next page and flies to its new slot, instead of being destroyed and rebuilt.

One tweened custom property drives every clip-path on the panel, and reversing the timeline is the exit.

A loading overlay that stays mounted 600ms past the signal so its fade can actually play before it leaves.

A ring of cards tears itself apart and rushes past the camera, and only then does the route change.

The page body swings up from below the fold, hinged on its own bottom edge, with captions following it in.

Warms the next page on hover, wipes the screen on click, and navigates once the wipe has actually covered.

A page entrance that will not start until a floor delay has elapsed and the main thread has reported itself idle.

An opaque overlay that fades away on every route change, replayed by nothing more than a changed React key.

An eased 0-100 counter, a word list and a five-column wipe, all on one timeline so they cannot drift.

A caption block whose staggered entrance replays on every index change, restarted by a changed React key.

An intro overlay with a hard ceiling, a minimum visible time and a once-per-session flag, so a stalled load cannot trap the page.

An opaque slab rises through the frame, the route changes under it, and it keeps going — nothing ever reverses.