In this quick tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a sticky navbar for your Figma prototypes. Since the navigation bar is typically the first child element of the landing page frame, we can choose either a fixed or sticky scroll behavior.
While both sticky and fixed positions work well for the navigation component, I’ll also demonstrate how to use sticky positioning for a component located in the middle of the landing page.
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