![]() What we’re after here is a little something more so let’s dress it up a little with some css. The HTML only menu is certainly workable and I’ve used something as simple in sites before. The code as we have it now will look like: The only thing I added was a class of ‘nav’ just so we can refer to the menu later in css. You would naturally add real URLs to your web pages inside the href attribute. The structure of the menu is just an unordered list with links inside each of the list items. With the right styling you can even achieve some creative effects Let’s get right into the code and build a simple menu. The easiest ways is to use a simple unordered list as your HTML structure and then style it using CSS. Note: All buttons are all published on codepen.io and not by me.In this tutorial i am going to show you how to Simple Navigation Bar with HTML / CSS. Pure CSS Menu Navigation by Izzy Skye ( CodePen.Īuthor: Izzy Skye Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS #25 Pure CSS MenuĪuthor: Karim Khan Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS Conclusionĭid you code your own fancy menu, which should appear in this list? Please let me know! □ ![]() emoji by Piotr Galor ( CodePen.Īuthor: Piotr Galor Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS #24 Pure CSS Menu Navigation AdvertisementsĪuthor: Hrtzt Coded in: HTML (Pug), CSS (Sass), JS #22 CSS Menu Concept (Clip-path)ĬSS Menu Concept (Clip-path) by Charlie Marcotte ( CodePen.Īuthor: Charlie Marcotte Coded in: HTML (Pug), CSS (Sass), JS #23 □ CSS menu feat. Pure CSS One page vertical navigation by Hrtzt ( CodePen. Sliding Menu by Florian-Gropp ( CodePen.Īuthor: Florian-Gropp Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS #20 Another Circle MenuĪuthor: Pierre Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS #21 Pure CSS One page vertical navigation AdvertisementsĪuthor: Collin Smith Coded in: HTML (Pug), CSS (Stylus), JS (jQuery) #19 Sliding Menu Magic Line Menu by Collin Smith ( CodePen. Nav Menu Design by Abdullah Al Amin ( CodePen.Īuthor: Abdullah Al Amin Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS #15 Full page drop down – GSAPįull page drop down – GSAP by Rath ( CodePen.Īuthor: Rath Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS (jQuery, TweenMax.js) #16 Lavalamp CSS MenuĪuthor: Patak Coded in: HTML, CSS #17 Circle NavĪuthor: Corey Roth Coded in: HTML, CSS (SCSS), JS (jQuery) #18 Magic Line Menu Responsive navigation multilevel by Stéphanie Walter ( CodePen.Īuthor: Stéphanie Walter Coded in: HTML, CSS (Less), JS (jQuery) #14 Nav Menu Design Portfolio by Ridho Ahmad Batubara ( CodePen.Īuthor: Ridho Ahmad Batubara Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS (jQuery) #13 Responsive navigation multilevel Vertical Navigation Menu by Madalin Tudose ( CodePen.Īuthor: Madalin Tudose Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS (jQuery) #12 Portfolio Icon Nav AdvertisementsĪuthor: Khaos Coded in: HTML, CSS #11 Vertical Navigation Menu Snap.svg Menu animation by romagny jerome ( CodePen.Īuthor: romagny jerome Coded in: HTML, CSS (SCSS), JS (Snap.svg) #8 Standard Nav BarĪuthor: Justin Coded in: HTML, CSS (SCSS), JS (jQuery) #9 Half-page MenuĪuthor: mp_graphic Coded in: HTML, CSS, JS (jQuery) #10 CSS menu transitionsĬSS menu transitions by Khaos ( CodePen. Nav/Menu Button by Graham Pyne ( CodePen.Īuthor: Graham Pyne Coded in: HTML, CSS #7 Snap.svg Menu animation AdvertisementsĪuthor: Lee Kiernan Coded in: HTML, CSS (SCSS), JS (jQuery) #5 CSS Menu hover effectsĬSS Menu hover effects by Sarath AR ( CodePen. Pure CSS DropDown Menu by Andor Nagy ( CodePen.Īuthor: Andor Nagy Coded in: HTML, CSS Advertisements #4 Accessibility menuĪccessibility menu by Lee Kiernan ( CodePen. Sticky Navigation Menu With Smooth Scrolling by Praveen Bisht ( CodePen.Īuthor: Praveen Bisht Coded in: HTML (Pug), CSS (SCSS), JS (jQuery) Advertisements #3 Pure CSS DropDown Menu AdvertisementsĪuthor: Hans Engebretsen Coded in: HTML, CSS (SCSS) #2 Sticky Navigation Menu with Smooth Scrolling Nav Menu Hover by Hans Engebretsen ( CodePen. You can find more info about your own use on the Codepen Blog. I have also compiled a large collection of CSS hamburger menus for you in the linked post. The same of course applies to mobile displays, often called “hamburgers”. With the right effects and animations they become a real eye-catcher. Normal menu bars can also look very chic. Partially in this list are “normal” CSS menus, for a very simple reason: the usability comes first and only then the appearance. Here you can find some inspiration and examples for your own CSS menu! The content, positioning and appearance of your menu/navigation should therefore be well thought out. A good user flow contributes enormously to a successful website.
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