I think navigation should be part of the footer. So I put it there, where it should be. And then I think that if you don’t add interactivity you might as well use an image. So I added a few link states as well. Some extra lines of CSS because it’s the web, not an image editor (-: codepen.io/vasilisvg/pen/VEEPZo?ed...
But then, to be honest, I think most of the time these links are really not needed. Who ever clicks on a navigation? Such an overrated pattern! So instead of a lonely <ul> I would urge everybody to wrap it in something like a <details> with a clear <summary>, so you won't bother people with things they don’t need. In this case you need a lot less CSS, because you don’t really need any layout. codepen.io/vasilisvg/pen/gBBgmw?ed...
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I think navigation should be part of the footer. So I put it there, where it should be. And then I think that if you don’t add interactivity you might as well use an image. So I added a few link states as well. Some extra lines of CSS because it’s the web, not an image editor (-:
codepen.io/vasilisvg/pen/VEEPZo?ed...
But then, to be honest, I think most of the time these links are really not needed. Who ever clicks on a navigation? Such an overrated pattern! So instead of a lonely
<ul>I would urge everybody to wrap it in something like a<details>with a clear<summary>, so you won't bother people with things they don’t need. In this case you need a lot less CSS, because you don’t really need any layout.codepen.io/vasilisvg/pen/gBBgmw?ed...