The navigation menu allows users to explore different categories through a hierarchical menu structure. When the user moves the mouse pointer over a menu item, the corresponding dropdown appears, revealing additional options. Nested submenus provide further navigation levels, making it easier to organize multiple links within a compact interface. Icons are included to improve visual clarity and make menu items easier to recognize.
CSS is used to manage the menu layout, positioning, spacing, alignment, colors, and hover-based interactions. HTML provides the structure for the main menu items, dropdown lists, and nested submenu elements. The layout is designed primarily for desktop screens, where mouse-based interactions provide a convenient navigation experience.
**Technologies Used:** HTML5 and CSS3.
This project is created for educational and practice purposes to strengthen frontend development skills and understand dropdown navigation, nested menus, CSS positioning, and hover effects. It demonstrates how interactive navigation components can be built without JavaScript, focusing on clean structure and practical CSS styling techniques.