Navbars
9 variantsHeaders, menus and mega menus.
Navbars, footers, page headers, sub navigation and app shells that hold a site together.
6 categories · 8 components · 50 variants
Layout components are the frame that every page shares, the navbar at the top, the footer at the bottom and, in applications, the sidebar and the app shell around the content. They decide how people move through a site, so they come with real phone menus, focus handling and the active page marked for screen readers.
Choose the frame first and the sections second. A marketing site needs a navbar, a page header for inner pages and a footer. An application needs an app shell with a sidebar on desktop, a rail on tablets and a tab bar or drawer on phones. Sub navigation adds a sticky bar or a bottom navigation for long pages and mobile apps.
Keep the frame identical on every page, it is what makes a site feel like one place. Navigation items come from one data list, so a new page appears in the navbar, the sidebar and the footer from a single change.
Headers, menus and mega menus.
The end of every page.
Navigation for applications.
The heads of inner pages and sections. Titles with actions, tabs, figures and search.
The frame of an application. Sidebar, header and panes that fit together on every screen.
Navigation inside a page and on phones. Section bars with scroll spy, tables of contents and bottom tab bars.