Header Component

Split-Screen Editorial Navigation.

A bold, editorial-inspired navigation system. Clean lines, sharp typography, and deliberate negative space create a professional hierarchy. Features dropdown menus with icon-labeled items, inline search, notification badges, and a user profile menu with role context.

Sticky HeaderScroll Backdrop BlurDropdown MenusInline SearchNotification BadgeUser MenuMobile DrawerCTA Button

Open Positions

Featured roles
this week.

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LeadershipScaleIPO

Product Manager

InnovateCoRemote$160k - $185k
B2B SaaSPLGAnalytics

Quick Stats

Active Jobs
47
My Candidates
23
Interviews
8
Placements MTD
3

Marketplace Activity

The network is growing.

Scroll down to see the header transition from transparent to a frosted glass backdrop blur effect. The editorial design maintains visual hierarchy at every scroll position.

2,847
Recruiters
518
Companies
12,340
Candidates
1,892
Placements

Header Behavior

Scroll to see the
sticky transition.

The header starts transparent against the dark hero section, then transitions to a frosted glass surface with subtle shadow as you scroll. This ensures readability against any background content while maintaining the editorial aesthetic.

Transparent on dark hero sections
Frosted glass on scroll with backdrop blur
Subtle border and shadow for depth
Primary accent line always visible at top

Design Notes

Editorial details.

Angular Geometry

Square avatars, sharp card corners, and diagonal clip-paths reinforce the editorial aesthetic throughout every component.

Typographic Scale

Black weight headlines, semibold kickers with wide letter-spacing, and relaxed body text create clear reading hierarchy.

Functional Color

Primary for brand actions, secondary for informational context, accent for attention. No decorative color usage.

Progressive Disclosure

Dropdown menus, search overlay, and user panel reveal content on demand without cluttering the navigation rail.