Sticky Header With a Frosted Scroll State
The default worth starting from: a pinned height and a blur that only appears once you have scrolled. Specifying the height is the whole point — a header that sizes to its content shifts on every page as the webfont swaps in.
Create a sticky website header with an explicit 64px height set on the container so the space is reserved before the logo and webfonts load. Logo mark plus wordmark on the left, four navigation links in the middle, one filled Get started button on the right. Start with a solid white background and a 1px bottom border, then switch to a semi-transparent surface with a backdrop blur once the page scrolls past 80px, transitioning over 200ms. Drive the state from an IntersectionObserver watching a 1px sentinel above the header rather than a scroll listener, so nothing runs on the scroll thread. Below 768px, replace the links with a hamburger that opens a drawer.



