[Free] Building Modern Navbars Using Css
Master CSS for Navbars – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- Create responsive web menus
- Improve your Css Skills
- Hamburger icon animations
- Create nice transitions for your web menus
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of html and Css
Description
Hi Guys!
WELCOME TO THE COURSE “Create 5 Easy Navbars with CSS”
This course is divided in 5 Sections, the content of every video is explained below:First Section: Intro
– Get the summary of what you will be learning in the entire course.
Second Section: Dropdown Menu
– Create a transition for the Menu Icon with the transform property, from a vertical hamburger icon to an arrow facing down.
– Add a shadow to your navbar and shadow to the links
– Create an animation for the links when you hover them.
– Improve your Css skills
Second Section: Gradient side bar menu
– Create a hamburger Icon with a gradient color that will transform into a gradient “X” once you click on it.
– Add a transition for the menu Icons as well as the responsive navbar and menu links.
– Create a hover animations for the links by switching the colors of each of them.
Third Section: Full Height menu
– Create a minimalist transition for the hamburger Icon when clicked.
– Display a full height menu when clicking on the menu Icon with a nice transition using the transform property.
Fourth Section: Shift side bar Menu
– Create a side bar menu that shift the background image when clicking on the Icon.
– Rotate the arrow icon 180 degrees to when clicking on it with the transform property and the value rotate.
Fifth Section: Icons side bar Menu
– Create a side bar menu with Icons on the left side of the page that show the link’s name when you hover on the navigation bar
– Add a gradient background to the links when hover them, also a zoom-in animation.
– Add a transition for the navbar.
THIS COURSE IS AIM TO BEGINNERS & INTERMEDIATE PROGRAMMERS, WEB DESIGNER, WEB DEVELOPERS.
All the code is made under the html File including the Css Code and JavaScript.
Each menu has a zip file attached that you can find on the “resources” with the html files and images.
Author(s): Eliana Rincon
