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[FEATURE] Enhance dropdown in navbar with improved styling and responsiveness #277
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@Rohitswami16 Assigned |
Hi @Mujtabaa07 Thanks! |
Yes For Sure I'll check and merge it asap |
i'll say if any changes needed |
✅ This issue has been resolved in PR #278 by @Rohitswami16 |
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✅ This issue has been resolved in PR #278 by @Rohitswami16 |
✅ This issue has been resolved in PR #278 by @Rohitswami16 |
✅ This issue has been resolved in PR #278 by @Rohitswami16 |
✅ This issue has been resolved in PR #278 by @Rohitswami16 |
✅ This issue has been resolved in PR #278 by @Rohitswami16 |
Problem Statement
Problem Statement:
The current dropdown menu in the navbar has a basic design and lacks user-friendly features such as smooth animations, responsive design, and visual indicators. These limitations result in a suboptimal user experience and a dated appearance.
##Description:
The dropdown menu in the navbar needs enhancements to improve its design, usability, and accessibility. The proposed improvements include:
Add Smooth Animations:
Implement CSS transitions to make the dropdown open and close gracefully.
Improve Responsiveness:
Ensure the dropdown adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).
Icons or Indicators:
Add icons or visual markers to dropdown items for better navigation and clarity.
Hover/Click Trigger:
Allow users to open the dropdown via hover and click for convenience.
Accessibility Features:
Introduce ARIA roles and attributes to improve compatibility with screen readers and make navigation inclusive for all users.
Proposed Solution
Proposed Solution:
Update the CSS and JavaScript for the dropdown menu:
Add a transition property to handle smooth animations.
Use @media queries to optimize the design for smaller screens.
Include an icon library (e.g., FontAwesome) for menu item indicators.
Implement event listeners in JavaScript for hover and click toggling.
Add ARIA attributes such as role="menu" and aria-hidden to enhance accessibility.
Alternative Solutions
No response
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Priority
Medium
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