Summary of "How to Create a Navbar Using HTML and CSS | Quick Tutorial"

Summary of “How to Create a Navbar Using HTML and CSS | Quick Tutorial”

This tutorial explains how to build a simple and clean navigation bar (navbar) using HTML and CSS. The main steps and concepts covered include:

Open Visual Studio Code.
Create a new folder named [navbar](https://www.amazon.com/dp/1636100007?tag=dtdgstoreid08-20).
Inside this folder, create two files: index.[html](https://www.amazon.com/dp/1636100007?tag=dtdgstoreid08-20) and style.[css](https://www.amazon.com/dp/1636100007?tag=dtdgstoreid08-20).

Start with the HTML boilerplate code.
Link the CSS file (style.[css](https://www.amazon.com/dp/1636100007?tag=dtdgstoreid08-20)) inside the <head> section.
Add a <nav> tag in the <body>.
Inside the <nav>, create an unordered list (<ul>) containing the navbar items as list elements (<li>).

Reset default margin and padding to zero.
Set a background color for the navbar.
Add padding to the navbar for spacing.
Style the list items:
- Remove bullet points (list-style-type: none).
- Set margin and padding to zero.
- Use display: flex to arrange items horizontally.
- Use justify-content: space-around to evenly space the items.
Style the links (<a> tags) inside the navbar:
- Set text color to white.
- Remove underline (text-decoration: none).
- Add padding for clickable area.
- Add a hover effect to change appearance when the mouse is over a link.