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feat: Enhance Navbar Styling and improve mobile navigation #686

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Fixes #682

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changes to navbar buttons to make the home page more aesthetically pleasing.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced button styling for navigation links in the header, including improved borders, padding, rounded corners, and hover effects.
    • Updated styling applied to mobile navigation links for a consistent visual experience.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Ensured mobile navigation closes on scroll for better user experience on smaller screens.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the Header.js component of a React application, specifically enhancing the styling of the NavLink components. The button styling has been updated with new utility classes for borders, padding, rounded corners, and hover effects. While the MobileNav component structure remains largely unchanged, it now incorporates the updated NavLink styling. The overall functionality, including the onScroll function for managing navigation state, has not been altered.

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File Change Summary
Website/app/Header.js Updated button styling for NavLink components with new utility classes. MobileNav components now use updated styles. No structural changes to Header or MobileNav. onScroll function remains unchanged.

Possibly related PRs

  • Fix nav bar scrolling issue on mobile devices #672: This PR modifies the MobileNav and Header functions in Header.js, which are directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the NavLink components and the onScroll function.
  • Fix hydration error in Header.js #674: This PR introduces changes to the NavLink component and the MobileNav component in Header.js, which are relevant to the styling and functionality updates made in the main PR.

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Website/app/Header.js (2)

20-22: Improved button styling enhances visual appeal.

The updated NavLink styling with new utility classes for borders, padding, rounded corners, and hover effects significantly improves the visual appeal of the navbar buttons. This change aligns well with the PR objective.

Consider extracting these common styles into a separate CSS class or Tailwind component to improve maintainability and consistency across the application. For example:

const navLinkStyles = "border-2 px-3 py-2 text-white rounded hover:border-[#191B33] hover:bg-[#191B33] hover:scale-105 duration-500 text-sm lg:text-base";

// Usage
<button
  onClick={() => handleNavLinkClick(to, setOpen)}
  className={`${navLinkStyles} ${cn}`}
>
  {children}
</button>

This approach would make it easier to update the styling consistently across all NavLink components in the future.


Line range hint 27-75: MobileNav component updated consistently with new styling.

The MobileNav component has been updated to use the new NavLink styling, maintaining consistency between desktop and mobile navigation. This change aligns well with the overall navbar enhancement objective.

To improve accessibility, consider adding an aria-label attribute to the mobile navigation toggle button. This will help screen reader users understand the purpose of the button. For example:

<div
  className="z-40 flex relative w-8 h-8 flex-col justify-between items-center md:hidden"
  onClick={() => {
    setOpen(!open);
  }}
  role="button"
  aria-label="Toggle mobile navigation"
>
  {/* ... existing spans ... */}
</div>

This small addition will enhance the user experience for users relying on assistive technologies.

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Website/app/Header.js (1)

Line range hint 1-191: Overall, the navbar changes successfully enhance visual appeal.

The changes made to the Header.js component effectively improve the aesthetic appeal of the navbar buttons, aligning well with the PR objectives. The new styling has been consistently applied to both desktop and mobile navigation components, maintaining a cohesive look across different screen sizes.

Key improvements:

  1. Enhanced button styling with better visual feedback on hover.
  2. Consistent application of new styles across NavLink components.
  3. Preserved functionality while improving aesthetics.

The changes do not introduce any apparent issues or regressions, and the overall structure and behavior of the component remain intact.

To further improve the code:

  1. Consider extracting common styles into a separate CSS class or Tailwind component for better maintainability.
  2. Add an aria-label to the mobile navigation toggle button for improved accessibility.

These minor enhancements will contribute to a more maintainable and accessible codebase.

@SaptarshiSarkar12 SaptarshiSarkar12 added the feature ✨ New feature request or addition label Oct 11, 2024
@SaptarshiSarkar12 SaptarshiSarkar12 changed the title navbar change feat: Enhance Navbar Styling and improve mobile navigation Oct 11, 2024
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@yalsik86 Awesome work 👏. Just one change needed.
Please make the buttons a bit larger for mobiles.
Currently it looks like this 👇 (tested in Pixel 7 phone)
drifty-k1vbelf1q-saptarshi-sarkars-projects vercel app_(Pixel 7)

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