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frontend-joe/css-navbars
Collection of responsive navbars built using HTML, CSS and JavaScript
A collection of 15 standalone navbar implementations in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — no framework, no build step. Each navbar lives in its own folder with self-contained assets. It's reference material for frontend developers who want to see how a specific navigation pattern is built, or grab a starting point.
Each navbar is genuinely self-contained: open index.html in a browser and it works. No npm install, no bundler, no surprises. The variety covers real patterns — mobile hamburger menus, dropdown nav, avatar/notification bars — not just the same navbar reskinned 15 times. Plain CSS means the techniques are readable and transferable to any stack.
No README beyond the repo description, so there's no preview of what each navbar looks like — you have to open 15 folders to find the one you want. Last commit was January 2024 and the repo looks stalled at 15 variants with no issues or PRs activity. Accessibility is almost certainly an afterthought: hamburger menus without proper ARIA attributes and keyboard navigation are a common failure mode in repos like this. The numbered folder names (navbar-1 through navbar-15) make it impossible to find a specific style without opening each one.