This video tutorial shows how to create a responsive sidebar menu in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. A responsive sidebar menu is a menu that adapts to the size of the screen, so that it looks good and functions correctly on all devices. It also has a dark and light mode that can be toggled by the user.
The video begins by creating a basic HTML page with a sidebar menu. The CSS code then adds the styling to the menu, including the background color, the font, and the links. The JavaScript code then adds the functionality to the menu, such as hiding the menu when the screen is small and toggling the dark and light modes.
The video concludes by showing the final result, which is a responsive sidebar menu that looks good and functions correctly on all devices. The source code for the project is also provided, so that viewers can learn how to create the effect themselves.
Here are some of the key concepts covered in the video:
How to create a responsive sidebar menu using HTML
How to add styling to a responsive sidebar menu using CSS
How to add functionality to a responsive sidebar menu using JavaScript
The nav element
The ul element
The li element
The a element
The display property
The media query
The dark mode
The light mode
