Responsive Tailwind CSS Navbar || React || Vite

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Welcome to my RUclips channel! In this video, I'll be showcasing how to create a stylish and responsive navbar using Tailwind CSS, React Icons, and React Scroll. If you're a web developer looking to enhance your UI design skills, this tutorial is perfect for you!
Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework that makes it incredibly easy to style your components. With its extensive set of pre-defined classes, you can create visually appealing elements in no time.
To add some flair to our navbar, we'll integrate React Icons, which provides a vast collection of icons. You'll learn how to include and style these icons within your React components.
To improve user experience and navigation, we'll employ React Scroll to create smooth scrolling to specific sections of your webpage. This ensures a seamless transition when users click on links within the navbar.
In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll start from scratch, setting up a new React project, installing the necessary dependencies, and configuring Tailwind CSS. We'll then create a navbar component, using React Icons to display the RUclips logo and React Scroll for smooth scrolling.
By the end of this video, you'll have a professional-looking style navbar that you can integrate into your own projects, impressing your clients and users alike.
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Thank you for watching, and let's dive into creating that stunning style navbar using Tailwind CSS, React Icons, and React Scroll!

[@Wahab00916]

very nice video amazing content bro

[@phil5293]

This is amazing, simple. I love it. I used it on Next.js application with minor modifications like the creating only one component - Navbar and calling it from the layout instead of the App class. I used the AppRouter instead of creating all the linked components. Thank you.

[@coderflix]

Your feedback inspired me a lot. Stay tuned.

[@nikmat]

Use dark theme to your browser too, around 3:24 it was very difficult to look at the device since we are switching from full white to black.

[@HumphreyGeyevu]

Hello, followed the process but at the console in the browser, it said a ''setclick is not a function ' error occurred. How do I fix this.

[@vedakeerthip1224]

i need your help in how to show the colour picker in the .jsx
for the colour picker which extension are you using ?

[@coderflix]

I appreciate your comment. To show the color picker you don't need any extension. Just follow the steps like in the video.
ruclips.net/user/shortshvYjOWqnuSk
hopefully, your problem will be solved. Stay with us.

[@mrsingleb]

Cool tuto. The hamburger button works on dev mode (localhost:3000), but not anymore after build and put online. Any idea of how to handle that ?

[@coderflix]

First, you can check the console, if all are ok you can try clearing your browser's cache or doing a hard refresh (Ctrl+F5 or Cmd+Shift+R) to load the updated version. Else you can check my Github code from the description. You can also check your deployment settings.

[@ericksegura478]

Muy bueno

[@ayprojex]

nice

[@coderflix]

Thanks. Stay with us.

[@nabilanair5133]

Thank you

[@coderflix]

You're welcome and thanks for your comment.

[@leeeric6292]

0:30 why don't do the setup in vscode terminal at the very beginning, since you some time later need to the setup there too...

[@coderflix]

I have only opened the live server in VS terminal and all of the installation processes I have done in CLI.

[@leeeric6292]

@@coderflix No, you done "npm run dev" in VSCODE terminal.

[@dorothylehner]

💕 *promosm*