Create a responsive navbar with Tailwind CSS
I've created a fully responsive navbar with Tailwind CSS that includes:
Key Features:
Desktop Features:
Mobile Features:
The navbar uses Tailwind's responsive utilities (md:hidden, md:block, etc.) to show/hide elements at different breakpoints, and includes proper accessibility features like focus states and semantic HTML structure.
Reformat to use the NASA Visual-Language.
Render information hierarchically: mission-critical data in large headline cards, secondary stats in two-column grids, logs/feeds in scrollable panels; keep copy terse, active-voice, metric units first.
The result should project engineering precision, bold optimism, and immediate legibility.
I've transformed the navbar to embody NASA Visual-Language principles:
Mission-Critical Design Elements:
Hierarchical Information Architecture:
Engineering Precision Features:
The result projects bold optimism through confident typography and colors, while maintaining the systematic precision expected in mission-critical interfaces.
Design mandate: Edit the responsive front-end that so that it feels like a NASA mission console.
Palette: primary surfaces #0B3D91, primary actions #FC3D21, dark panes #061F4A, NASAWDS gray scale for neutrals; every text/background combo must pass WCAG 2.1 AA.
Typography: headings Helvetica Neue→Inter fallback, body Public Sans, numerics DM Mono; follow scale 59 / 44 / 34 / 24 / 19 / 16 px and max 66-character line length.
Grid: 12-column, 8 px baseline, 24 px gutters, 1280 px max width; cards/modals radius 24 px, square edges when flush with viewport to echo spacecraft panels.
Components:
• Buttons ≥40 px tall, bold 14 px, fill #FC3D21 (darken 8 % on hover).
• Cards: white, 2 px #D6D7D9 border, shadow-sm.
• Alerts: success #2E8540, error #DD361C.
• Accordions: 300 ms chevron rotate ease-in-out.
Interactions: 2 px offset focus ring, polite aria-live regions for streamed updates, disciplined aria-hidden for hide/show.
Data viz: flat line/bar charts in NASA blue series; use cool-blue or gold accents; reserve red exclusively for alerts.