Learn how to create a responsive navigation menu with an animated dropdown using CSS clip-path in this comprehensive tutorial video. Build a vertical menu from scratch using HTML, style it with CSS, and implement functionality with jQuery. Create a custom hamburger menu with pseudo-elements and animate it using CSS classes. Explore adding icons with Font Awesome and implement media queries for larger screen layouts. Finally, enhance the toggle animation using CSS clip-path for a more visually appealing effect. Follow along step-by-step to master responsive navigation techniques and create engaging user interfaces for web projects.
Overview
Syllabus
Starting at I look at simply building out a vertical menu.
At I add the hamburger menu
At I use a little simply bit of jQuery to get the mobile menu to toggle on and off
Starting at I look at animating the hamburger menu.
Then at I look at adding in some icons with Font Awesome
With the mobile version done, at I add a media query so that it is a normal, horizontal navigation on larger screens.
Then at , with the whole thing wrapped up, I change the animation to use clip-path to make the toggling animation a little more interesting, and then fix up a few little loose ends.
Taught by
Kevin Powell
