Navbar
The bar across the top of a site or app, with the brand, main links and one call to action. On small screens the links collapse into a menu.
Add an Orvain Navbar for “Northwind” with the links “Product” (current), “Pricing”, “Docs” and “Blog”, and a “Get started” button on the right.
When to use#
- At the top of every page of a marketing site, or a product with a few top-level sections.
- For up to five or six main destinations. For more, group them or use a sidebar.
When not to use
- Use a Tab Menu Horizontal to move between sections within one page.
- Use a sidebar with a Tab Menu Vertical style list for products with deep navigation.
Anatomy#
Full width, white, with a hairline along the bottom.
Logo mark and name, linking to the home page.
The main destinations. The current one uses primary text on a soft surface.
One button at the end, such as Get started.
Replaces the links on small screens. Opens a panel below the bar.
The links stacked full width, with the call to action at the bottom.
States#
Brand, links and call to action in one row.
Brand and menu button only.
The panel opens below the bar. The menu icon becomes a close icon.
Marked with a surface and aria-current.
Links darken on hover. A ring shows on focus.
Source#
The Navbar is available in the Figma library with every variant and state shown above. The React and Vue source, props table and install command will be added to this page when the code library is released.
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