Two row navigation

A header whose page links behave like full height tabs, the active one carrying a bottom border that sits flush against the header rule.

A full-width header with the name mark on the left, five centred navigation links, and a contact button on the right in a generous 16-unit bar.

A header topped by an inverse announcement strip with a booking note, inline arrow link, and dismiss button, above the name mark and page links.

An editorial header with the name mark pinned to the absolute center and two nav links split symmetrically on each side.

A slim 12-unit header with a name mark on the left and three minimal text links on the right, nothing else.

Full width header where the name mark and each page link occupy their own border separated cell, ending in a solid inverse contact cell.

A navbar with the name mark centered and two navigation links flanking it on each side, plus a contact button on the far right.

A desktop header shown with its Work menu open, a full width panel laying out three category cards with thumbnails, counts, and a footer row.

A minimal personal-site header with the name mark on the left and three nav links on the right, nothing else.

A mobile-first header shown in its open-menu state with four large stacked links and zero-padded index numbers.

A navbar with name, centred links, and a pulsing emerald dot beside an availability month label on the right.

A conversion header with the name mark, three nav links, and a primary Get in touch button on the right.