Top JavaScript Projects for beginners

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All the source code and the demo will be available here

Here are a few beginners friendly JavaScript projects which you can start right away.
1) Animated hamburger menu [Responsive]

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• What you will build: Using this code you can build a navbar menu with animation. the navbar is responsive and very easy to make. You can download the source code or preview it to get started. Languages used in this code are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

2) Generate Random password using JavaScript [Responsive]

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• What you will build: Using this code you can build a random password generator. The password generated here is 8 digits long. You can download the source code or preview it to get started. Languages used in this project are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

3) Create responsive accordion using JavaScript [Responsive]

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• What you will build: Using this code you can build an accordion. The accordion that you can create using this code is very useful. You can easily hide content inside the accordion and the content will be revealed if someone clicks on it. You can download the source code or preview it to get started. Languages used in this project are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

4) Image gallery with filter option [Responsive]

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• What you will build: Using this code you can build a gallery with a filter effect. The gallery created with this code will create a gallery with a filter effect. You can filter the images using the buttons. You can download the source code or preview it to get started. Languages used in this project are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

5) List with drag effect [Responsive]

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• What you will build: Using this code you can build a list with drag effect. The list created with this code builds a list that you can drag. You can use this as your task manager where you can prioritize your tasks. Languages used in this project are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Note: Some posts may not have a download option but all the posts have the option to copy the source code.
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