Create a Responsive Navbar in React JS – Step-by-Step Guide
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a fully responsive navbar using React JS, including a hamburger menu for mobile devices. This is a great project whether you're building a personal website or a professional application. Follow along as we walk through the key steps to building this modern, mobile-friendly navigation bar.
Why You Need a Responsive Navbar
A responsive navbar ensures that your website is optimized for both desktop and mobile users. It provides a better user experience by automatically adjusting the menu layout for smaller screens, including the popular hamburger menu design.
Video Timeline
0:00 – Introduction to React Full Stack CRUD Operations
1:37 – What is a Responsive Navbar? Explained with Real-life Examples
2:00 – Get the Source Code for Free (Link in Description)
2:50 – Installing React App & Initial Setup
4:45 – Creating the App Component Structure
6:50 – Explanation of Navbar UI Design & Theory
8:10 – Building the Hero Section
9:20 – Creating the Navbar JSX Component
12:45 – Adding CSS Styling to Navbar
21:30 – Creating the Hamburger Menu Icon for Mobile
23:00 – Important: Show Hamburger Menu in Mobile Version Only
25:00 – Implementing Toggle Functionality to Show/Hide Navbar
26:10 – Final CSS Styling for Toggle Show/Hide
34:00 – Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Free Source Code
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