Interactive UX Elements: Sliders, Bubble Charts & More

We live in an era where web design is immersive, biomimetic, and hyper-personalized. Here, you’ll experience a world of Spatial UI, Glassmorphism 3.0, and Neo-Brutalism. Discover how modern interfaces not only guide your users, they inspire them. Good user experience doesn’t happen by accident. It is based on thoughtful interaction that guides the user intuitively through content without explanation, without friction.

Why Interactive Elements

Static content gets scrolled past. Interactive elements keep visitors on the page, increase dwell time and make complex comparisons or product information self-explanatory. Whether real estate exposé, product configurator or year-over-year comparison: the right interaction makes the difference.

Here you will find examples of interactive UX components that we developed with pure JavaScript: A bubble chart that makes product portfolios playfully explorable, and a before/after slider that makes changes visually tangible. All elements are responsive, touch-optimized and work on desktop and smartphone. They are based on pure JavaScript, no framework, no external dependency.

The Product Portfolio as a Bubble Chart

The circles move gently, like soap bubbles in motion. But here, you can touch and move them without bursting. A zoom effect enlarges the content when hovering with the mouse or tapping with your finger on a smartphone. Your customers can take a closer look at each product right here.

The Slider for Your Future Vision

The slider is perfect for illustrating transformation. Drag the arrow in the center left or right to switch between reality and vision.

Employee Skill Analysis

Here you see employee profiles as radar spider charts. These can be switched by clicking on employees. An average button displays the team average as a dashed reference line. A statistics area shows the average value, top competency, and development potential.