NavBar Using Table

by Akash DineshKumar

HTML CSS
The webpage you have created is a front‑page navigation bar designed using the HTML table tag. This project demonstrates how a simple table structure can be repurposed to organize navigation links in a clean, structured, and visually balanced manner. The navbar replicates the style of professional e‑commerce websites like Myntra, where categories such as Men, Women, Kids, Home & Living, Beauty, and Offers are displayed prominently at the top of the page.

By using a table, you have ensured that each category is placed inside a separate cell, giving equal spacing and alignment across the entire width of the page. This approach highlights your ability to apply basic HTML concepts to real‑world design problems.

The aim of this webpage is to:

Create a navigation bar using the <table> tag.

Provide structured alignment of menu items.

Replicate the look and feel of Myntra’s navbar.

Demonstrate the use of HTML fundamentals in practical design.

When executed, the webpage displays a horizontal navigation bar at the top of the page. Each category is neatly aligned, equally spaced, and interactive with hover effects. The design is clean, professional, and resembles Myntra’s front‑page navigation system.
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