Create a To-Do-App with Nextjs, Reactjs, and MongoDB, (Part 02)

Create a To-Do-App with Nextjs, Reactjs, and MongoDB, step by step

Part 02 

Creating the navigation bar

Hey, fellow code enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into the exciting world of creating a navigation bar for our stellar to-do app. Trust me, by the end of this cosmic coding journey, you'll be navigating your way through your to-dos like a space captain through the galaxy. Buckle up, folks, it's going to be a wild ride!

The Final Frontier: Our Nav Bar

Before we embark on our coding odyssey, let's take a sneak peek at the final outcome. Feast your eyes on the screenshot above – a sleek, stylish navigation bar that's more than just eye candy. It's the control center of our to-do universe, and we're about to make it even cooler.

Feature #1: The "Add Topic" Button

Imagine this: You're in the midst of your to-do conquest, and suddenly, inspiration strikes. You need to add a new topic pronto. Well, fear not! With our navigation bar, all you have to do is hit that glorious "Add Topic" button and boom! You'll be whisked away to a new page, ready to conquer new tasks and topics. It's like teleporting through the to-do cosmos with style.

Feature #2: The Ever-Reliable "To Do App" Button

Now, let's talk about the backbone of our navigation bar – the "To Do App" button. It's not just any button; it's the homing beacon, the North Star of our app. No matter where you find yourself in the vast expanse of tasks, a simple click on this button, and voila! You're back home, at the heart of your to-do empire. It's the kind of reliability that every spacefaring captain (and diligent to-do list conqueror) dreams of.

Let's Get Down to Business: Crafting the Navigation Bar