Navigation
How visitors get around. Done right, they never think about it. Done wrong, they leave.
Mobile Hamburger Drawer
On a phone, the menu slides in full-height from the right with big tap targets and a contact button at the bottom. Built for thumbs.
Transparent → Solid Scroll Nav
A navbar that floats invisible over the hero and becomes a solid cream bar the moment the visitor scrolls past it. Modern, polished, and never in the way.
Scroll inside this panel ↓
Progress Indicator Nav
Dots or short lines on the side of the page show which section the visitor is currently in. Clicking any dot jumps to that section instantly. Common on premium one-page sites.
Welcome
Services
Work
Contact
Back to Top Button
A small button appears after the visitor scrolls down and smoothly rockets them back to the top of the page. Standard on professional sites and surprisingly absent on most local business sites.
Scroll down ↓
Split Navigation
The logo sits centered in the middle of the navbar with nav links split evenly on both sides. Very editorial and high-end, common on luxury brand and agency sites.
Editorial. Centered. Confident.
Mega Menu
Hover or click a nav item and a wide panel opens with grouped links and icons. Perfect when you offer more than five services and want every one to be one click away.
One click. Every service.
Search Bar in Nav
A search icon in the navbar expands into a full search bar when clicked, sliding across the nav smoothly. Polished, modern, and signals a well-organized site.
Find anything. Fast.
Top Announcement Bar
A slim bar above the nav for limited-time offers, holiday hours, or events. Dismissible — so it never bothers a repeat visitor twice.
Announce without nagging.
Breadcrumb Navigation
A small text trail near the top of inner pages shows exactly where the visitor is on the site. Makes multi-page sites feel organized, professional, and easy to navigate.
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Every style shown here can be built for your business — customized to your colors, photos, and brand.