Transparent, Fixed, and Dynamic Navbar Prototyping for Scrolling in Figma UI Design.

Learn a prototyping trick for your fixed transparent Navbar component

[andresfelipen]

Bro, really thanks for this video. I had been trying on my own some way to do this interaction but I gave up and was looking for a tutorial hoping someone had done it. That was you.

[asherfaulkner]

Nailed it. And under seven minutes! Consider me subscribed.

[metinkucuk]

Hey john, your video really helped in my landing page project

[Monica-isme]

Thank you so much you are amazing !! I was having a hard time and now it’s fixed my problem

Thank you much, I wasted a whole hour of work because of this. You saved my day!

[Yejdhebrkdosu]

OMG I have been looking for this tutorial for so loooong!!!! Thank you!!!!

[sarahayman]

Clear, easy and helpful.. thanks man!

[TheChefAine]

You’re a genius 😅😅. This was an amazing tutorial with very clear explanations. Thank you for sharing ❤❤😊

[DashiSama]

Thank you! I was looking for just exactly this! And it helped a lot :)

[promiseudia]

I've been searching for this.. thank you so much

[AdedejiAdams-ge]

Amazing work. This is brilliant.
Thank you 🙌🏾

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your video helped me a lot, thank you so much for this useful video ❤

[nguyenthithuthuy]

Great video and explanation. Thank you so much 😍

[pearlite]

Great video and explanation. Thank you!

[abdulrehmanshaikh]

Amazing, I fixed the isse by your video.
Suggestion: we can make a components instead of copy the frame (Home Page)

[Abhi-eedk]

Thank you very much, it helped me a lot.

[richardenoch]

Please i how do you make your prototypes fill your screen on web view?
Thank you for this video, and the many others you've done.

[iyareehizogie]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video sir

[shrishtikashyap]

Thank you. I was stuck. This helped so much and in an instant!!

[mushu]

Great tutorial! I was wondering if there is a way of doing this also for mobile prototypes