Rebuilding Webflow's Navbar & Mega Menu
Rebuild Webflow's own navbar and mega menu from scratch — a fluid, accessible desktop structure, a responsive mobile menu with scroll lock, and full-width mega menus.
4 lessons
Ever stared at Webflow’s own homepage navbar and wondered how it’s built? This series rebuilds it from a blank canvas — no plugins, just a deep, practical understanding of layout, positioning, and accessibility.
We start with a rock-solid desktop structure (Flexbox, fluid clamp() spacing, and a hover underline that never shifts the layout), make it fully responsive with a mobile menu that fixes the classic dvh height bug and locks page scroll, then build three full-width, accessible mega menus and make those responsive too. Every episode is no-code, mirrors the real Webflow site, and comes with a cloneable so you can take it apart yourself.
In this course
- Build a Webflow Navbar: Desktop Structure & Hover Rebuild Webflow's own desktop navbar from scratch — a solid Flexbox structure, an accessible nav, fluid spacing with clamp(), and a hover underline that never shifts the layout.
- Responsive Webflow Navbar: dvh Units & Scroll Lock Turn a desktop Webflow navbar into a fully responsive mobile menu — fix the mobile height bug with dvh units, master flex wrapping, and lock page scroll when the menu is open.
- Build a Webflow Mega Menu: Structure & Accessibility Turn a plain Webflow dropdown into a full-width, accessible mega menu — a positioning trick for edge-to-edge panels, a semantic list structure, columns, banners, and aria labels.
- Make a Webflow Mega Menu Fully Responsive Make a Webflow mega menu work on every screen — reposition the nav menu, make it scrollable, collapse columns with calc() widths, and clean up hover states for mobile.