Headers are a strategic section of the website. The header is what the visitors see when they first enter your website. It has such a big impact on determining whether a visitor will become your future user or leaves the site immediately. Most designers know the importance of a website header and put a lot of time and effort in designing it. some designers even create multiple separate headers that are used in different parts of the website. For instance, they might design a large header for the homepage and use a much smaller and narrower one for the other subpages. The important thing here is that the website should be cohesive and follow a similar theme throughout the pages. So, the mini headers should be an abbreviated version of the main header.
The Bootstrap dynamic navbar we are sharing in this post features a normal drop-down header. The Bootstrap navbar animation expands upon clicking the toggle button at the top of the screen and opens up with a transparent dark coloured background. This means the navbar will not cover the nice background you have for your page. You can use this animating navbar code for free by scrolling down to the code section of this post.