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 βnormalβ 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.
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#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
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#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