11 Fantastic and Javascript Intensive Websites You Have to See

So, what can you do once you get ripped of IE6 support with outstanding CSS layout and Javascript? So of us are still supporting IE6 in somewhere, for example, if it's IE6 use gif instead of png, if it's IE6 disable cool javascript animation but show the animation to the rest of the browsers.

I found this 11 websites, they are really good inspiration to demonstrate what javascript can do, and what can you put in your next project. Feel free to share your opinions and your website if you think your website is cool enough to be listed here! :)

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  Ben the Bodyguard
  
  
  A guy walking down the street and it has some pretty cool random animation along the street. It relies on the browser's scrollbar heavily to animate the whole website.
  


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  Lost worlds fairs
  
  
  This website is really simple, not really a javascript intensive website but I have decided to put it in anyway :p. It uses PNG to simulate the elevator effect.
  


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  Cascade Brewery Co
  
  
  This website is simply amazing. Really javascript intensive and it has got all sort of effects such as vertical image slider, cool sorting and filtering effect, custom modal window, horizontal accordion, slide down menu and the cool rotation in the clock!!! If you're using Firebug, turn on your Net tab, you will able to see that the needle rotation is generated on the fly! Pretty cool huh?
  


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  Loewy Design
  
  
  This is a website for a design agency, it has some pretty cool javascript effect all over the website!
  


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  Tobi Asahlin
  
  
  Elegant and clean design always have my attention. This well designed website uses has a typical huge image slider and sorting and filtering script at the bottom of the slider. Also, if you're using Mac, don't forget to check Loremify out, it's a really handy widget.
  


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  Duchy Original
  
  
  The reason why I put this in is due to the big image slider they have in the homepage. Really cool idea to integrate two sliders together but both have different transition time. Clever effect!
  


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  Osvaldas
  
  
  This is a personal portfolio website, but once you start playing around and you will able to see, it's quite a javascript driven website.
  


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  Toasted Digital
  
  
  Toasted digital is trying to kill flash. :p You have to see how the page load,the simple animation in the front page and cool transition effect in different pages. One complaint though, they really need to remove the Anchor tag outline for the Nav, it ruins it!
  


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  Pixel Slave
  
  
  Widget style website. I like widget, it makes it look like a dashboard with full of data and information. Click on other pages, you will able to see some cool javascript effect. Maybe it's just me, my eyes were distracted by the bright colorful background. :/
  


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  Image Mechanics
  
  
  Alright, when we talk about Javascript Intensive, this website has to be one of them. Well-planned transition and clean design, simply amazing!
  


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  Nike Better World
  
  
  Nike embraces HTML5. Fairly complicated scrolling technique. It seems to be parallax in some way and delay scrolling effect within a few layers and also masking. Simple, elegant but very impressive. Also, in IE6 it degrades gracefully. Nice one Nike.