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How to create best navbar components?
Map your main destinations. Provide your logo, navigation labels, and the primary action such as signing in or booking a demo. Tell the AI which links matter most and whether any require submenus.
Define the mobile version. Specify how links should collapse and where the main action should remain visible. Describe your preferred bar height, background, and relationship to the content below it.
Check navigation clarity. Compare long labels and the expanded mobile menu. Review active states, focus visibility, and link destinations before adding the navbar to your site.
Examples of navbar components
Artemis Dashboard
Top Application Header Bar with Search and User Profile
A horizontal header bar for an application dashboard containing a search input on the left and message and notification icons, a user name and role, and an avatar with dropdown chevron on the right. It uses a minimal light layout with neutral gray accents.
Uinel
Page header with title, subtitle, and action buttons
A horizontal page header on a light blue background showing the bold heading "Product analysis," a gray subtitle beneath it, and two rounded action buttons labeled "All" and "Settings" aligned to the right.
Flex
Page header with heading, description, and action buttons
A page header row showing a bold heading and short supporting text on the left, with three action buttons on the right: an outlined button, a green filled button, and a dark icon-only plus button. Simple, horizontal layout suited to dashboard or admin page headers.
Dashy
Welcome Heading with Sales Report Subtitle
A simple page header showing a bold greeting 'Welcome John' with a waving hand emoji, followed by a muted subtitle prompting the user to check today's sales report. It has no other controls, cards, or navigation visible, so it reads as a minimal dashboard greeting banner.
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