With Anime.js, you can create visually appealing group animations using the stagger property. The stagger method lets you automatically add incremental delays to each element in a group, so animations start one after another instead of all at once. This is especially useful for animating lists, grids, or any repeated structure where you want a cascading or wave-like effect.

The basic usage of anime.stagger() involves specifying the delay in milliseconds. For example, anime.stagger(150) will make each subsequent element wait 150ms more than the previous before starting its animation. You can further control the sequence by setting the from option, such as 'left', 'center', or a specific index, to determine where the stagger starts.

You can also reverse the direction or create custom patterns for the stagger. For instance, using from: 'center' makes the animation begin in the middle and radiate outward. Staggered animations are commonly used for animating navigation menus, image galleries, or any scenario where you want to draw attention to multiple elements in a sequence.

By combining stagger with other Anime.js features like timelines and easing, you can build complex and engaging user interface effects that feel smooth and dynamic.