Responsive Navbar with Hamburger Menu

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On smaller devices, hide the home and about links in the navbar and place them inside a hamburger menu. This will make the navbar more compact and easier to use on mobile devices.

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Responsive Navbar with Hamburger Menu

Pseudocode

1. Navbar Component Structure

• Navbar Component
  • div.navbar
    • div.logo
      • Display website logo or title.
    • div.nav-links (visible on larger screens)
      • a.link - Link to Home
      • a.link - Link to About
      • a.link - Other visible links (e.g., View Sellers, Become Seller)
    • button.hamburger-menu (visible on smaller screens)
      • Display a hamburger icon (e.g., three stacked lines)
    • div.theme-toggle
      • Dark mode/light mode toggle button

2. Hamburger Menu Component

• HamburgerMenu Component
  • div.hamburger-menu-content
    • a.link - Link to Home (hidden on larger screens)
    • a.link - Link to About (hidden on larger screens)
    • Additional links if needed

3. Responsive Behavior

• Media Queries
  • For larger screens:
    • display: flex; on nav-links to show all links.
    • display: none; on hamburger-menu.
  • For smaller screens:
    • display: none; on nav-links to hide the Home and About links.
    • display: block; on hamburger-menu to show the hamburger icon.
    • On hamburger menu click:
      • Toggle visibility of hamburger-menu-content.

4. Click Events and Toggle Logic

• Handle click on hamburger menu
  • Toggle hamburger-menu-content visibility.
  • Close menu if clicking outside the menu.

5. Accessibility Considerations

• Ensure proper keyboard navigation:
  • Focus management for the hamburger menu.
  • Proper aria-* attributes for accessibility.