Dave Goodman provides a comprehensive guide on creating responsive navigation menus using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It delves into the importance of well-designed menus for modern web design, ensuring users can easily navigate websites.
Goodman introduces the tag, the fundamental building block for creating rows and columns on web pages. They explain how to style these tags using CSS, including setting fixed widths in pixels or using percentages for responsive design.
Techniques such as floating elements side-by-side and the rationale behind this approach are discussed. The article emphasizes the significance of using percentage-based widths over fixed pixel values, as the former adapts better to responsive design requirements.
While the author acknowledges that floating elements are not the only method for creating rows and columns, they note that it remains a widely used technique, particularly in legacy web development.
