sampadatiwari30/DeshDarshan

Navbar Styling Issue on Small Devices

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#611 opened on Aug 20, 2025

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Description

Description: The current navbar layout breaks or misaligns on smaller screen sizes (e.g., mobile devices). This affects usability and visual consistency across responsive breakpoints.

Expected Behavior: Navbar should remain accessible and visually aligned on all screen sizes Items should stack or collapse appropriately (e.g., hamburger menu) Padding, font size, and spacing should adapt to viewport width

Steps to Reproduce: Open the site on a mobile device or resize browser to <768px Observe navbar layout and item alignment Note any overflow, misalignment, or hidden elements

Suggested Fix: Use responsive utility classes (e.g., md:flex, sm:hidden) Ensure semantic structure and accessibility (e.g., , ARIA roles) Consider implementing a mobile-first layout with collapsible menu

Pls assigne: @janavipandole

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Research direction
Use browser developer tools to inspect the navbar on a small viewport. Check for missing responsive utility classes (e.g., md:flex, sm:hidden) and ensure the hamburger menu is correctly toggled. Verify that CSS media queries are not overridden or conflicting.
Tech stack
htmlcsstailwindcss
Domain
frontend
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2
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1-3 hours
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HTMLCSSResponsive Design
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