Responsive Web Design Navigation Menu Tutorial




Learn how to create a responsive navigation menu. Mobiles will initially hide the navigation until a button is tapped. Check out my “Get a Developer Job” course: https://www.udemy.com/git-a-web-developer-job-mastering-the-modern-workflow/?couponCode=YOUTUBE-HALF-OFF

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Responsive Web Design Navigation Menu Tutorial

For an overall introduction to JavaScript you can watch:

For an overall introduction to Responsive Web Design you can watch:

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21 responses to “Responsive Web Design Navigation Menu Tutorial”

  1. Maaaaan! Hope we learned something new??? I learned something what I am looking for 3 days to solve until this moment I watched your tutorial. CONGRATULATIONS SIR!!! Step by step showing how it's done, everything works perfect, even I'm gonna tell you that you helped me to complete one of my websites with this!!! 😀 You're really one of the best tutorialists in yt!!!
    Just keep it that way man, GREAT JOB!!! 🙂

  2. There are a million videos about creating the nav bar but none that include the most important step of making the damn thing work (ex: click on page 2 on nav bar, page 2 is then displayed). Just kill me.

  3. It worked! Thank you so much for the tutorials. They are a huge help to an aspiring front-end developer, you sir earned a sub!
    To those whom are having problems, click the link to demo / source page in the description. On that page view the links contents of "Direct link to JS" and "Direct link to CSS" and compare them to what you have.

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