The article discusses a 'course navigator' component adapted from Jhey Tompkins' work, aimed at improving user experience in online courses. This navigator links directly to course lessons, provides smooth scrolling to specific sections, tracks reading progress, and allows light/dark mode toggling. It operates using only CSS, leveraging advanced features supported by modern browsers like Chrome, thus eliminating the need for JavaScript. The implementation utilizes the <details> and <summary> elements to facilitate interaction and maintain a fixed position at the bottom of the page for easy access during lessons.
This article explores a unique component adaptation inspired by Jhey Tompkins that enhances UX for online courses through a functional course navigator.
The course navigator links to lessons, indicates read progress, toggles dark mode, and utilizes only CSS, demonstrating current web standards without JavaScript.
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