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✨[Feature Request]: Fix Navbar Design and Redesign #734
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Feature Description
I would like to update the navbar to improve the design and functionality. Currently, there are a lot of icons in the navbar and the container does not have a max width set, causing it to appear cluttered and unorganized. I would like to implement a fixed max width for the container to ensure a clean and consistent layout.
Use Case
A good-looking navbar can significantly enhance the user experience on a website or application by providing easy navigation and access to important features. Here are some use cases and advantages of a well-designed navbar:
Benefits
Easy navigation: A clean and organized navbar makes it easy for users to find their way around a website or application. This can be especially useful for complex or content-heavy sites where users may struggle to find what they are looking for.
Improved user engagement: An attractive navbar can encourage users to explore different sections of a site, leading to increased engagement and interaction with the content. This can ultimately result in longer time spent on the site and higher conversion rates.
Mobile responsiveness: A responsive navbar that adapts to different screen sizes and devices ensures a seamless user experience across all platforms. This is particularly important as more and more users are accessing websites and applications on mobile devices.
Access to key features: A well-organized navbar can highlight important features, pages, or calls-to-action, making it easier for users to access the most relevant information. This can help drive conversions and achieve business goals.
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