Floating pill navbar with scroll-aware retreat (#162, #163) by spizeck · Pull Request #188 · spizeck/deepdivebrewing-web

spizeck · 2026-10-05T18:05:50Z

Summary

Converts the site header into a single shared floating pill navigation — a dark ink, rounded, translucent object detached from the viewport edges so hero photography shows around it. The hoppy turtle mark + Festival wordmark anchor the left; desktop links sit inside the pill at lg+; smaller breakpoints get the mark plus a tactile filled menu button.

Part of the public-experience polish sprint (plan posted on #162).

Closes #162
Closes #163
Refs #166 (first slice — nav controls get the shared tactile treatment)

Changes

New components/site-nav.tsx replaces site-header.tsx, site-header-default.tsx, and mobile-menu.tsx — one component for home and all content pages (incl. not-found/error).
Scroll-aware (Issue Add scroll-aware behavior to the floating DDB navbar #163): retreats above the viewport on downward scroll past 120px, returns on the first upward direction change. rAF-batched passive listener; an 8px direction delta gate prevents elastic-scroll flicker. An open menu pins the nav; keyboard focus entering the header reveals it.
Mobile menu: the pill expands into a rounded panel (mounted only while open). Escape closes + restores focus to the toggle, outside presses dismiss, route changes close. aria-expanded/aria-controls/aria-label contract preserved.
Active states: aria-current="page" + a filled pill highlight on desktop and mobile links.
Press feedback: menu button uses the shared pressableClasses (scale 0.98, motion-safe gated) with visible hover/active surface changes; icon morphs hamburger↔X.
Bug fix: hero outline buttons rendered paper-on-paper (outline variant's bg-background + text-paper override) — now bg-transparent with a visible border.
(pages) layout + not-found/error padding updated (pt-24) for the fixed pill; TECHNICAL.md references updated.

Deliberate choices: no nav CTA — the current IA is five links and the hero carries the CTAs; the pill widens to max-w-4xl at lg so links never squeeze. Reduced motion gets instant snap instead of slide (no animation is safer than a cut-in-half transition).

Verification

npx tsc --noEmit
npm run lint
npm test (755 pass)
npm run build
npx playwright test — 145/146; one seo.spec.ts navigation flake under parallel load, passes on rerun (all 7 seo tests green)
Manual: pill renders on home (over hero) and content pages; retreat at scrollY≈800, restore on scroll-up (390px + desktop); menu open/close, Escape→focus restore, outside-press dismiss verified via Playwright; active pill state on /beers
npm run test:rules — not run (Java needed; no rules changes in this PR)
Vercel preview reviewed

Risk / deployment notes

No secrets, credentials, or private data committed.
No analytics, consent, or business-logic changes. The header is a client component (scroll + menu state); all nav links remain plain anchors for SEO.

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Summary by Sourcery

Replace the existing site headers with a responsive floating pill navigation that adapts to scrolling, viewport size, and keyboard interaction.

New Features:

Introduce a shared floating pill navigation across the homepage, content pages, and error states.
Add responsive mobile menu behavior with active-link states, accessibility support, focus management, and dismissal controls.
Make the navigation retreat on downward scrolling and reappear when scrolling upward or receiving keyboard focus.

Bug Fixes:

Fix hero outline buttons so they remain transparent with visible borders and readable text.

Enhancements:

Consolidate the previous header and mobile menu components into a single responsive navigation component.
Adjust page spacing and branding guidance to accommodate the fixed floating navigation across viewport sizes.

Documentation:

Update technical documentation to describe the shared floating navigation component and layout.

Tests:

Expand accessibility coverage for menu behavior, reduced motion, responsive geometry, scroll-aware visibility, and keyboard focus trapping.

Chores:

Add local diagnostic scripts for capturing mobile menu animation frames and sessions.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added a floating, responsive navigation pill across the homepage, content pages, and error screens, with active-route styling. On mobile, the menu closes when you press Escape, tap outside it, change pages, or switch to desktop width.
- The navigation hides while scrolling down and reappears while scrolling up. It stays visible while focused or while the mobile menu is open. Keyboard users can cycle through the open menu, and Escape returns focus to its toggle.
Style
- Adjusted content and error-page spacing for the navigation and device safe areas. Updated homepage hero buttons with transparent backgrounds, clearer borders, and hover text, and refined logo sizing to fit narrow screens.

Replaces the two header variants (absolute overlay on home, paper strip elsewhere) with one shared fixed-position floating pill — dark ink surface, hoppy turtle + Festival wordmark prioritized, detached from the viewport edges so hero photography shows around it. - Scroll-aware: retreats on downward scroll past a threshold, restores on the first upward scroll; rAF-batched passive listener with a direction delta gate so elastic scrolling never flickers it - Mobile menu opens inside the same floating object (pill expands into a rounded panel); Escape closes and restores focus to the toggle, outside presses dismiss, navigation closes - aria-current="page" active states on both desktop and mobile links - Keyboard focus entering the header forces a retreated nav back into view - Menu control is a filled rounded button with unmistakable pressed state; icon morphs hamburger <-> X; all transforms motion-safe gated - Content padding updated for the fixed pill (pt-24 on pages, not-found, error) - Fixes hero outline buttons rendering paper-on-paper (the outline variant's bg-background fought the paper text override — now bg-transparent) Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

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sourcery-ai · 2026-10-05T18:06:05Z

Reviewer's Guide

The PR consolidates site navigation into an accessible, responsive floating pill shared across the home page, content layout, and fallback pages, with rAF-batched scroll retreat/restore behavior, complete mobile disclosure interactions, active states, tactile controls, and supporting layout/hero styling updates.

Sequence diagram for scroll-aware floating navigation

sequenceDiagram
    participant Browser
    participant SiteNav
    participant Window
    Browser->>SiteNav: render shared fixed pill
    SiteNav->>Window: addEventListener scroll passive
    Window-->>SiteNav: scroll event
    SiteNav->>SiteNav: requestAnimationFrame()
    SiteNav->>SiteNav: setHidden(true) when scrollY > 120 and dy > 8
    SiteNav-->>Browser: retreat above viewport
    Window-->>SiteNav: upward scroll with dy < -8
    SiteNav->>SiteNav: setHidden(false)
    SiteNav-->>Browser: restore pill

Sequence diagram for mobile navigation disclosure

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant SiteNav
    participant Document
    User->>SiteNav: click menu button
    SiteNav->>SiteNav: setOpen(true)
    SiteNav-->>User: expand rounded mobile panel
    User->>Document: press Escape
    Document->>SiteNav: keydown Escape
    SiteNav->>SiteNav: setOpen(false)
    SiteNav->>SiteNav: menuButtonRef.focus()
    SiteNav-->>User: close panel and restore focus
    User->>Document: pointerdown outside pill
    Document->>SiteNav: pointerdown event
    SiteNav->>SiteNav: setOpen(false)

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Replace separate header and mobile-menu implementations with a shared floating pill navigation used across all route surfaces.	Introduces a client-side `SiteNav` with shared branding, desktop links, responsive mobile disclosure, active-link styling, and accessibility attributes. Removes the legacy header and mobile-menu components and updates home, content, error, and not-found entry points. Documents the new shared navigation architecture.	`components/site-nav.tsx` `components/site-header.tsx` `components/site-header-default.tsx` `components/mobile-menu.tsx` `app/page.tsx` `app/(pages)/layout.tsx` `app/error.tsx` `app/not-found.tsx` `docs/TECHNICAL.md`
Add scroll-aware visibility and robust mobile menu interaction behavior.	Batches passive scroll handling with requestAnimationFrame and hysteresis to retreat after downward scrolling and restore on upward movement. Pins the nav while the menu is open and reveals it when keyboard focus enters the header. Supports Escape-to-close with focus restoration, outside-pointer dismissal, and closing on client-side route changes. Uses reduced-motion-safe transitions and shared press feedback for the menu toggle.	`components/site-nav.tsx`
Polish navigation and hero presentation while accounting for the fixed floating nav.	Adds desktop/mobile active states with `aria-current="page"` and filled pill highlights. Preserves the mobile disclosure contract through `aria-expanded`, `aria-controls`, and dynamic labels; morphs the menu icon between menu and close states. Increases content and fallback-page top padding to clear the fixed pill. Fixes hero outline CTA contrast by making the background transparent and strengthening the border/text styling.	`components/site-nav.tsx` `app/(pages)/layout.tsx` `app/error.tsx` `app/not-found.tsx` `app/page.tsx`

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#162	Implement a detached, rounded floating pill navbar layered over the hero, with the brand, desktop navigation, appropriate responsive spacing, and hero imagery remaining visible around it.	✅
#162	Provide a polished responsive mobile navigation with a prominent tactile menu control, animated menu reveal, active states, pressed/hover feedback, scroll-aware behavior, and reduced-motion support.	✅
#162	Preserve accessible navigation behavior, including keyboard usability, focus management, Escape handling, and focus trapping while the mobile menu is open, without regressions to routes or business functionality.	❌	The PR implements Escape-to-close, focus restoration to the menu toggle, outside-press dismissal, focus-based nav reveal, and preserves the existing routes and business behavior. However, the mobile menu does not implement focus trapping: keyboard focus can move to elements outside the open menu. This misses an explicit acceptance criterion.
#163	Implement stable scroll-aware navbar behavior that retreats during downward scrolling and restores on upward scrolling without flicker or excessive animation.	✅
#163	Keep navigation and menu access reliable, including preventing scroll state from fighting an open menu, supporting keyboard focus, active states, dismissal, and focus restoration.	✅
#163	Provide an integrated floating navbar across all relevant routes while avoiding layout or hydration regressions and respecting reduced-motion preferences.	✅

Possibly linked issues

Add scroll-aware behavior to the floating DDB navbar #163: The PR directly implements the issue’s scroll-aware navbar behavior and explicitly closes issue Add scroll-aware behavior to the floating DDB navbar #163.
Introduce a floating pill navbar to strengthen the DDB lifestyle brand #162: Directly implements the issue’s floating pill navbar across desktop and mobile while preserving navigation, accessibility, and business behavior.
Add scroll-aware behavior to the floating DDB navbar #163: The PR directly implements issue Add scroll-aware behavior to the floating DDB navbar #163’s scroll retreat, restoration, jitter prevention, menu-state pinning, focus handling, and reduced-motion behavior.

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Walkthrough

The change adds a floating, scroll-aware navigation component with desktop links and a mobile disclosure. It uses the component across site pages and removes the previous header and mobile-menu components. It also updates homepage button styling, technical documentation, accessibility tests, logo guidance, and Git ignore rules.

Changes

Floating navigation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Floating navigation behavior `components/site-nav.tsx`, `components/mobile-menu.tsx`, `components/site-header-default.tsx`, `components/site-header.tsx`	Adds fixed floating navigation with desktop links, active-route indication, and a mobile disclosure. Scroll position and direction control whether the header retreats. The menu closes on Escape, outside pointer press, pathname change, or when the viewport reaches 64rem. Keyboard handling wraps focus and restores focus to the toggle on Escape. Removes the previous navigation components.
Page integration and presentation `app/(pages)/layout.tsx`, `app/error.tsx`, `app/not-found.tsx`, `app/page.tsx`, `smoke-tests/accessibility.spec.ts`, `docs/TECHNICAL.md`, `THEME_AND_BRANDING.md`	Uses `SiteNav` on content, error, not-found, and home pages. Updates top spacing, homepage hero button styles, navigation documentation, and logo sizing guidance. Adds accessibility checks for navigation geometry, scroll behavior, focus wrapping, viewport changes, and Escape dismissal.

Git ignore rule

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Ignore audit screenshots `.gitignore`	Adds `/audit-shots` to the Git ignore rules.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Unblocks: 1 PR

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 2a83c

Selecting the current page in the mobile menu leaves the menu open. This is a bounded navigation issue that can be fixed before merge or accepted as a follow-up.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 2a83c

The change is confined to shared browser navigation. The reviewed changes preserve existing destinations and do not introduce new permissions or data access. The main exposure is site-wide interaction regressions, with some lifecycle timing behavior still unverified.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

inferred — The demonstrated propagation is shared public-site chrome within the affected browser session, including recovery views. A navigation lifecycle regression can affect these views, but the inspected integrations do not increase service privileges or tenant/data-store access.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

inferred — The inspected navigation provides no new attacker-selectable destination or privileged sink: route context affects local state, while rendered href values come from fixed internal paths. This conclusion is limited to the navigation change, not the security of destination pages.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — The shared component owns presentation and browser interaction state, not authentication, authorization, identity or persistence. Application surfaces continue to render their content and recovery controls independently of navigation disclosure state.

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❓ 1

❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Out of Scope Changes check	❓ Inconclusive	The page spacing, hero outline-button styling, navigation documentation, and accessibility tests support [`#162`] and [`#163`]. The `.gitignore` change adds `/audit-shots`, but the available summary does …	Evidence of how `/audit-shots` is used, or confirmation of its purpose, is needed to determine whether the `.gitignore` change is within scope.

✅ Passed checks (3 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely identifies the shared floating-pill navbar and its scroll-aware behavior, which are the PR’s main changes.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description includes the required Summary, Changes, Verification, and Risk / deployment notes sections. It explains the changes and reports test results, limitations, and deployment risks. Some te…
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	For [`#162`], `components/site-nav.tsx` provides a detached responsive pill, preserves the five navigation routes, and adds active states, tactile menu feedback, reduced-motion handling, and focus trapp…

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The page spacing, hero outline-button styling, navigation documentation, and accessibility tests support [#162] and [#163]. The .gitignore change adds /audit-shots, but the available summary does not establish how that path relates to this navigation work. The focused diff read failed because the repository object was unavailable, so the purpose of this change remains uncertain.

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🟡 Minor · Cycle Tab focus while the mobile menu is open. · site-nav.tsx:129-234

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Cycle Tab focus while the mobile menu is open.

SiteNav handles only Escape in its open-state keydown listener. After the final mobile link, Tab can move focus into page content while the menu remains open, contrary to issue #162’s focus-trapping requirement. Handle both Tab and Shift+Tab at the navigation boundaries in this listener.
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#162 requires focus trapping while the menu is open; previously Tab from the final mobile link escaped to page content behind the pill. Cycle Tab/Shift+Tab across the pill's rendered focusable elements (brand link, toggle, menu links) and add a Playwright regression test. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

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spizeck · 2026-10-05T20:23:18Z

Review findings addressed on this branch:

Mobile-menu focus trap (valid — Introduce a floating pill navbar to strengthen the DDB lifestyle brand #162's acceptance criteria require "focus trapping/restoration"): the open-state keydown handler now cycles Tab/Shift+Tab across the pill's rendered focusable elements, so focus can't escape to page content behind the open menu. Escape dismissal and focus restoration unchanged. (a6abc93)
Follow-up edge case: while open, crossing into the lg breakpoint unrendered the menu but left open true — the trap would have cycled desktop links with no menu visible. A matchMedia("(min-width: 64rem)") listener now closes the menu on entry to desktop widths. (b592ab4)
Regression coverage: mobile menu traps Tab focus while open in accessibility.spec.ts asserts Tab wrap, Shift+Tab wrap, resize-close, and Escape/focus restore. The test runs on /privacy so the mid-test resize can't race _next/image fetches. (a6abc93, 5ecffb7)

Verified: 19/19 accessibility spec tests pass against the production build; tsc + lint clean.

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Desktop: the pill now hugs its content (w-fit at lg, ~824px vs the stretched 896px bar) with a shorter 52px row, closing the dead space between brand and links; nav links get 44px targets. Mobile: the visible hamburger circle shrinks to a lighter 36px disc inside the unchanged 44px target, the top offset gains 4px plus safe-area inset, and the wordmark scales fluidly below ~400px so it no longer clips into the toggle at 360px and under. Interior pages: the content reservation drops from pt-24 (96px) to 5.75rem + safe-area, trimming the gap under the floating pill. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

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onFocusCapture only fires when focus enters the header; scrolling down with focus still inside the nav would retreat it and move the focus-visible outline off-screen. Check containment in the rAF scroll handler before hiding (CodeRabbit finding on #188) and pin the behavior in the smoke suite. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

The display font reserves deep descender space the all-caps wordmark never uses, so its ink sat ~2.5px high inside the pill. Wrap the wordmark in a span with an em-relative nudge so the glyph box centers with the nav links and turtle mark at every clamp size. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

A single content-hugging pill still read as a toolbar: ~824px of unbroken dark surface let the wordmark and links compete on one strip. At lg the nav now composes as two floating pills at the content-column edges — brand lockup left, link list right — with open space between them. Both share the header's transform/focus containment, so retreat, restore, and focus pinning still act on the whole system. Mobile keeps the existing single pill. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

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- Around line 64-67: Update the navigation link click handling in the component
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The menu only closed on a pathname change, so tapping the current page's link (e.g. Beers while on /beers, or the brand while on /) left it open over the same view with no feedback. Close on selection as well as on navigation. (CodeRabbit) Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

The menu previously mounted inside the pill and the shell morphed border-radius around it, so the height snap plus capsule-to-rounded radius transition briefly read as an expanding blob, and close had no exit animation at all — the links vanished while the shape kept animating. Port the model proven on Sea Saba (#204): the shell keeps its rounded-full geometry forever and the menu is an always-mounted sibling panel floating inset-x below it. The panel reveals as one object — a 2px settle with opacity moving only 0.92→1 in and 1→0.92 out — so the close reads as a dismissal rather than a retreat upward, and `visibility` joins the transition so the panel hides exactly when the exit finishes instead of leaving an empty rounded container. inert + pointer-events-none keep the hidden panel out of the tab order and hit path, and the scrollable region is bounded by the viewport instead of a guessed max-height. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

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Shared motion system + editorial rhythm polish (#164, #165) #189

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