**Quick answer:** A sticky glass navbar keeps your menu fixed while visitors scroll, uses `backdrop-filter` for a frosted-glass look, and a thin progress bar under the nav maps scroll depth so readers always know how far they are through the page. Below you get the full HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, plus a live demo and screenshots. Want to see it before you copy anything? Open the [live sticky glass navbar demo](/demos/sticky-glass-navbar/index.html) — scroll, resize, and open the mobile menu. ## What you will build This free Get Code pack ships a production-ready navigation pattern used on modern SaaS and agency sites: - Sticky header that stays at the top of the viewport - Frosted glass background that activates after a few pixels of scroll - Gradient scroll-progress strip (amber → coral → teal) - Active section highlighting as you scroll - Responsive hamburger menu with an accessible drawer on mobile - Friendly color system (warm amber CTAs, soft coral, cool teal on deep ink) No frameworks. Pure HTML, CSS, and a small JavaScript module you can paste into WordPress (Custom HTML / Elementor HTML widget), Shopify, Webflow embed, or any static site. ## Live preview screenshots ### Desktop — hero with clean sticky bar ![Sticky glass navbar at the top of a dark hero section](/blog/get-code/sticky-glass-navbar/01-desktop-hero.png) At the top of the page the bar stays light so the hero can breathe. The brand mark and amber CTA stay readable on the atmospheric background. ### Desktop — glass state + scroll progress ![Frosted glass sticky navbar with filled scroll progress bar](/blog/get-code/sticky-glass-navbar/02-desktop-scrolled-glass.png) After you scroll, the navbar gains blur + translucent fill, a soft border, and the progress meter fills under the bar so visitors feel oriented on long pages. ### Mobile — sticky bar + open menu ![Mobile sticky glass navbar with open frosted drawer menu](/blog/get-code/sticky-glass-navbar/03-mobile-menu.png) On small screens links collapse into a frosted drawer. The sticky bar and progress strip stay put — only the link list toggles. ## Why this pattern converts Sticky navigation reduces “lost” clicks on long landing pages. Glass styling signals a premium product without heavy shadows. A scroll-progress bar is a subtle engagement cue — especially useful on tutorials, pricing pages, and case studies. At [Let Start Design](/about) we use variations of this pattern on marketing sites when the brief calls for clarity, craft, and mobile comfort. ## How to use this code (step-by-step) 1. Create three files: `index.html`, `styles.css`, and `script.js` (or keep one HTML file with `

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Sticky Glass Navbar with Scroll Progress — HTML, CSS & JS (Free Code)