You’ve got a lot of options when adding navigation to your project, and one of the most common and powerful ways to do this is through a navbar.
The navbar gives site visitors a good top-level view of the content of a website. On devices with less screen real estate, the navbar can also be configured to display a menu button which lets the user access that same navigation in a hidden menu.
We’ll cover five aspects of the navbar:
1. Adding a navbar
2. Anatomy of a navbar
3. Configuring the brand or logo in the navbar
4. Adding and styling links
5. Reusing the navbar throughout the project
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