Learn how to build a fully responsive Apple-style navigation bar in Figma using components, auto layout, and variables. No plugins required.
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In this step-by-step session, you’ll see exactly how to:
- Start with atomic components and apply clean naming conventions
- Build navigation links, logo, and icons using auto layout
- Create color and device variables to handle backgrounds, spacing, and visibility
- Control navigation links and hamburger toggle with booleans
- Wrap everything into one component that adapts to desktop, tablet, and mobile
What You’ll Learn
1- Component Foundations
- Atomic elements, consistent naming, and reusable structures
2- Auto Layout for Navigation
- Alignment tricks like fill container for perfect positioning
3- Variables in Action
- Numbers, gaps, and booleans that drive responsive behavior
4- Device Modes
- Switching seamlessly between desktop, tablet, and mobile
5- Real-World Workflow Tips
- How to plan ahead so one component scales across multiple breakpoints
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