A good user flow contributes enormously to a successful website. The content, positioning and appearance of your menu/navigation should therefore be well thought out. Here you can find some inspiration and examples for your own CSS menu!

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Some of the items on this list are “normal” CSS menus for a very simple reason: usability comes first, followed by appearance. Even standard menu bars can look very stylish. With the right effects and animations, they become real eye-catchers.

If you like one of the CSS menus, simply click on “Get code” to receive the full code of the CSS menu. These examples showcase the versatility and adaptability of CSS menus, which can be beneficial in any web project. Create and customize your own CSS menu to enhance both the usability and design of your website.

The pens shown are licensed with MIT. You can find more info about your own use on the Codepen Blog.

#1 Cool Nav Menu Hover

Author: Hans Engebretsen

#2 The real Hamburger Menu

Author: Gabriela Johnson

#3 Slide Menu

Author: Danny Beton

#4 Accessibility menu

Author: Lee Kiernan

#5 Button Menu Concept

Author: James Truhlar

Are you looking for a CSS hamburger menu?

#6 Icon Menu

Author: Graham Pyne

#7 Snap.svg Menu animation

Author: romagny jerome

#8 Standard Nav Bar

Author: Justin

#9 Half-page Menu

Author: mp_graphic

#10 Standard Menu 2

Author: Selcuk Cura

#11 Nested jQuery Dropdown Menu

Author: Dustin Dowell

#12 Portfolio Icon Nav

Author: Ridho Ahmad Batubara

#13 Fancy Hamburger Menu

Author: Naim Jeem

#14 More fancy Menu (Hover) Styles

Author: Abdullah Al Amin

#15 Another Dropdown Menu

Author: Rath

#16 Scroll and highlight Nav

Author: Jason Waller

#17 Circle Nav

Author: Corey Roth

#18 Burger Animation + Slide In Menu

Author: Valentine

#19 Sliding Menu

Author: Florian-Gropp

#20 Another Circle Menu

Author: Pierre

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