Create A Responsive Navbar With HTML, CSS & JS

Creating a responsive navigation bar is essential for modern websites, especially as users increasingly browse on mobile devices. This project uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build a responsive navigation bar. The design features a toggle button that makes the menu accessible on smaller screens. As you follow this guide, you will learn how to craft a navbar that adapts to different devices, enhancing user experience and website aesthetics.

the main objective of The Responsive navigation bar

This project aims to build a responsive navbar that adjusts smoothly across different screen sizes, providing optimal user interaction on any device. The navbar will feature a toggle function for mobile views, allowing the menu to collapse into a hamburger icon, which can be expanded when needed. Throughout this project, you will apply responsive design techniques, use CSS for styling and layout, and implement JavaScript for interactive elements. By the end, you’ll have a fully functional and visually appealing navbar suitable for modern websites.

Project Functionality Responsive navigation bar

  • Technology Usage: HTML5, CSS3, Javascript
  • External ResourcesFont Awesome, Google Fonts
  • Responsive: Yes

Source Code & Live Demo

To use this project source code effectively:

  • Source Code: You can obtain the complete source code by copying the code provided below.
  • Download: You can download the source code by clicking the Source Code button below to get a ZIP file of the project. Extract the contents to your desired directory.
  • Open the Project: Open the project folder using a text editor or an integrated development environment (IDE) like Visual Studio Code.
  • Modify and Experiment: Customize the content, styles, and functionalities to suit your preferences. Experiment with different design elements and JavaScript interactions to enhance your learning.

Code & Preview

See the Pen simple navbar html & css by Mamun Hossain (@Mamun-Hossain-the-bold) on CodePen.

You can download the source code files for free by clicking the Source Code button. Additionally, you can edit and view a live demo by clicking the Code & Preview button below.

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