Horizontal Menus

This is an clean, nonchalant horizontal menu with a touch of flare thanks to the row of links at the very end, creating a nice juxtaposition.

This is a skillfully implemented priority+ menu that solves the conundrum of displaying a set number of menu items inside a horizontal menu regardless of browser dimensions, and all on one line.

Stripe's drop down menus use CSS3 transform to fold them into view whenever the mouse moves over select links in the header section of the site.

Blackmeal's top menu starts out inconspicuously as a centered logo with links on both ends, though transforms into a two line menu once you scroll the page.

A distinct top menu that transforms the whole page by rotating it inwards when menu is active using CSS3 transform.

This top menu bar deviates from the typical "fixed" menu in that it's conditionally fixed, disappearing when the user scrolls down to get out of the way,

An icon based horizontal menu with a rather unique disposition- it's positioned at the bottom of the first page load.

This horizontal menu bar only appears once the user scrolls past the first page fold, sliding down from the top as a fixed menu