Priority+ Responsive Navbar Template
A responsive navbar that dynamically adjusts its visible links based on the available space.
This is a very sophisticated and user-friendly pattern. It requires a somewhat advanced JavaScript implementation to work correctly, as it needs to measure the width of elements in real-time.

The "Priority+" Responsive Navbar
An advanced and highly user-friendly responsive navbar that dynamically adjusts its visible links based on the available space. Instead of hiding all links behind a hamburger menu at a fixed breakpoint, it shows as many "high-priority" links as can fit and automatically moves the rest into a "More" dropdown menu.
- Dynamic Link Management — JavaScript continuously monitors the navbar's width. It automatically moves navigation items to a "More" dropdown when space is limited and moves them back when space becomes available.
- "More" Dropdown — Any navigation items that don't fit are neatly tucked into an accessible dropdown menu, which only appears when needed.
- Performance-Oriented JS — This implementation uses the modern and highly efficient
ResizeObserver
API to watch for size changes, which is far more performant than using traditional `window.onresize` events for this task. - Accessible by Design: The "More" dropdown is fully accessible via keyboard. A user can tab to it, open it, navigate the links within, and close it using standard keyboard controls. ARIA attributes are used where appropriate.
Coding Best Practices
- CSS custom properties (variables) are used for easy theme customization (colors, fonts).
- The code is appropriately commented to explain the purpose of each section.
Code
Here's the full code for the navbar template: