Build With ACSS: Zendesk.com Home Page Part 4 (Header Menus)
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2023
- In Part 4, Kevin tackles the top navigation and main navigation in the header.
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This bulding live videos are much better then talking about other sites and picking mistakes. Keep it going
Everything offers something different. If you don’t know what makes a website successful, knowing how to build one is useless.
Another brilliant tutorial - helped me solve a problem with the crazy Bricks menu structure just this morning.
Some golden nugggets (as usual), thank you Kevin 😃
Once again - TY SO MUCH Kevin for this! While I could achieve this in a half "chump" way myself - there are just so many tiny nuggets here and there which level up my game. Truly appreciated! Cheers mate! Osu! 🤙
Another really informative video! thank you.
Zendesk site designer at start of first video "Hey everyone, Kevin Geary picked my site design to do a demo build - come see!"
Zendesk site designer about now: "Really wish I'd never told anyone..."
It’s pretty good, just not sure what they are doing with these stock photos lol
Hey Kevin, thank you so much for this series and your incredible work. For me this series is an absolute masterpiece. ❤
Another example of a great learning experience..
I learn so much on building menus with this video! Thx Kevin.
Loved this video - so many nuggets
This series is great! I've learned a lot again. It's also nice to see that you're not a machine, but have to think sometimes.
Next time, please create a darker website. Then I can watch it in the evening while my girlfriend is trying to sleep. Our TV is a bit too big and too bright. But I explained the importance of the videos to her and she understood. (Just kidding, but with a bit of truth)
Awesome, can't wait for the mobile version!
Thank you Kevin, I get so inspired and learn so much from your videos 😊
You are so welcome
Thank you Kevin, much appreciated
PURE GOLD . please make some E-commerce website . it will be amazing.
Like you mentioned in the video that DOM elements are not proper made available in nav menus by pagebuilders like Bricks.
Can you target all the DOM elements of a nav menu that is build with Frames?
Question: I revisited your video after a few days, and I'm trying to recall the section where you discussed using conditions to display or hide elements using data attributes on mobile devices. If I want to make certain content disappear on the Mobile version and implement a sticky mobile menu at the bottom, could you please guide me on achieving this? Or could specify the video where this topic is covered and provide the corresponding timestamp.
Not sure of where I've done that specifically with data attributes :/
The Zendesk UI/UX designer listening to the layout issues for the menu 😰
I got mentally stuck on the nth-last-child(-n + 3) selector for the buttons. Since you did +3 it should have grabbed three items on the end, not just two. Two items would have been nth-last-child(-n + 2).
Obviously I missed something or it was a fluke that it worked.
Hmm, not sure without going back and watching again.
seems a dumb question but why not use buttons on the header instead of doing a nth-last-child
Because semantically you want those options to be part of the navigation. They will also show up in the mobile menu automatically this way.
Is there a rough timeframe for the nav builder being released for Frames?
Not yet.