How do I install Navbar Mega?

Run npx shadcn@latest add @aceternity/navbar-mega in your terminal. Before installing, add the Aceternity Pro registry to your components.json and set your API token as the ACETERNITY_PRO_TOKEN environment variable. The CLI automatically installs all required dependencies including Tailwind CSS plugins and Framer Motion.

Is Navbar Mega responsive and accessible?

Yes. The component is fully responsive across mobile, tablet, and desktop breakpoints. It uses semantic HTML elements, proper heading hierarchy, and accessible color contrast ratios. Touch targets are appropriately sized for mobile interactions, and all interactive elements are keyboard-navigable.

Can I customize the colors, fonts, and layout?

Everything is built with Tailwind CSS utility classes and Framer Motion animations. You can change colors, spacing, typography, border radius, shadows, and animation timing directly in the JSX — no separate CSS files to manage. The component uses your project's Tailwind theme, so it automatically adapts to your design system.

What frameworks does this work with?

Navbar Mega is built for React and Next.js (App Router and Pages Router). It requires Tailwind CSS v4 and Framer Motion. It works with any React-based framework including Remix, Gatsby, and Vite — just ensure Tailwind CSS and Framer Motion are configured in your project.

Navbar Mega

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The Products nav item reveals a large dropdown with two columns: Products on the left and Resources on the right. Each column has a category header and a list of links with titles and descriptions.

Dropdown panels appear on hover with AnimatePresence handling enter/exit animations. The panel uses a card background with subtle ring shadows. Links have whileHover animations that shift them slightly right.

Individual nav items also have vertical hover animations. The layout uses max-width containers for consistent alignment across screen sizes.

The mobile version collapses into a hamburger menu with expandable sections for products and resources. Works well for enterprise SaaS, complex applications, or sites with many pages organized into categories.