3D Tilt

The card translates and scales slightly in response to pointer movement over it.

Add a "Wobble Card" effect to [where].
As the pointer moves over the card, the card should shift slightly toward it while its content shifts slightly the other way with a small scale-up, following smoothly, and everything settles back when the pointer leaves.
Keep the movement small, and turn it off on touch devices and for users who prefer reduced motion.

A bright highlight follows the pointer across a card surface like a reflection.

Add a "Glare / Holographic Card" effect (also called a glare card or glare hover) to [where].
A soft bright highlight should follow the pointer across the card surface like light reflecting off it, while the card leans slightly toward the pointer; both fade away when the pointer leaves: smooth and subtle.
Let clicks pass through the glare layer, keep the content readable under it, and show the card without glare on touch devices.

A card tilts back in perspective on hover while a pin and glow rise toward the viewer.

Add a "3D Pin" hover effect (also called pin hover 3D) to [where].
When the pointer is over the card, it should tilt back in perspective while a pin with a soft glow at its base rises up from its center; everything settles back when the pointer leaves: smooth, not bouncy.
Keep the card's space in the layout unchanged, and show the same effect on keyboard focus.

Text rotates in 3D perspective following the mouse position.

Add a "Text Tilt" effect (also called perspective text tilt) to [where].
The text should tilt gently in 3D toward the pointer as it moves, following it smoothly, and ease back flat when the pointer leaves.
Keep the tilt subtle so the text stays readable, and leave the text flat on touch devices and for users who prefer reduced motion.

A card rotates 180 degrees around an axis to reveal its back face.

Add a "Card Flip" effect (also called a flip card or card flip 3D) to [where].
When the pointer is over the card, it should turn over around its vertical axis in perspective to show its back face, and turn back when the pointer leaves: smooth and steady.
Hide each face's back side so the two never show through each other, and make the flip work on keyboard focus and with a tap on touch devices.

Cards pile with slight offsets and the top card moves away to reveal the next.

Add a "Card Stack" (also called stacked cards) to [where].
Pile the cards with slight offsets behind one another; each press should swing the top card away to the side and tuck it in at the back, while the rest step forward: smooth with a light, quick feel.
Make it work by keyboard, let screen readers reach every card in order, and use a simple fade for users who prefer reduced motion.

A center item faces forward while side items angle away in perspective.

Add a "Coverflow" carousel (also called a cover flow carousel) to [where].
The center item should face forward while the items on each side turn away in perspective; dragging sideways slides the row, and on release it settles smoothly on the nearest item.
Support arrow keys and swipes as well as dragging, and keep vertical page scrolling working on touch devices.