Chakra UI Navbar
Fully-responsive NavBar component for landing pages built with Chakra-UI. Check the full tutorial on my blog
Overview
The Chakra UI NavBar component is a highly customizable and responsive navigation bar for web applications. This component is part of the Chakra UI library, which is a set of accessible and modular UI components for React applications. The NavBar component allows developers to easily create navigation menus with various options and styles, making it a versatile solution for creating intuitive and visually appealing navigation bars.
Features
- Customizable: The NavBar component provides a wide range of customization options, allowing developers to easily adjust its appearance to match their application's design.
- Responsive: The NavBar is responsive by default, adapting to different screen sizes and ensuring a seamless user experience on both desktop and mobile devices.
- Accessibility: Chakra UI follows accessibility best practices, and the NavBar component is no exception. It ensures that navigation elements are properly structured and labeled for screen readers, making the application accessible to all users.
- React
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- Chakra UI
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- Typescript
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