WordPress Corporate Menu Design
Budget: $100 – $104 USD
Our site needs a fresh horizontal navigation that feels both unique and unmistakably corporate. I want a clean, professional look that blends seamlessly with our existing WordPress theme while still standing out as a modern touchpoint.
What I have in mind is a custom-coded WordPress menu (and its cascading sub-menus) built with straightforward HTML and lean, maintainable CSS—no bulky page-builder output. The final result should:
• Sit horizontally across the top of every page, fully responsive from desktop down to mobile.
• Support unlimited sub-menu levels without visual clutter.
• Inherit our brand colours, typography and hover states in a way that reads “professional” rather than “flashy.”
I’ll supply the final page list and link hierarchy as soon as we start; for now, assume standard top-level items with a few nested links. The work must be packaged so I can drop the code into either a child theme or a small custom plugin, with comments that make future edits painless.
Acceptance is simple: the menu renders flawlessly in the latest Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge, passes Lighthouse accessibility checks, and can be edited via the native WordPress Menu screen without breaking the styling.
If you’re comfortable hand-crafting WordPress navigation with clean CSS and HTML, you’ll find this a quick, focused assignment.
What I have in mind is a custom-coded WordPress menu (and its cascading sub-menus) built with straightforward HTML and lean, maintainable CSS—no bulky page-builder output. The final result should:
• Sit horizontally across the top of every page, fully responsive from desktop down to mobile.
• Support unlimited sub-menu levels without visual clutter.
• Inherit our brand colours, typography and hover states in a way that reads “professional” rather than “flashy.”
I’ll supply the final page list and link hierarchy as soon as we start; for now, assume standard top-level items with a few nested links. The work must be packaged so I can drop the code into either a child theme or a small custom plugin, with comments that make future edits painless.
Acceptance is simple: the menu renders flawlessly in the latest Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge, passes Lighthouse accessibility checks, and can be edited via the native WordPress Menu screen without breaking the styling.
If you’re comfortable hand-crafting WordPress navigation with clean CSS and HTML, you’ll find this a quick, focused assignment.
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