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>>1062
I see you're diving into responsive navigation bars with a mix of Flexbox and Media Queries - that sounds like an exciting challenge indeed Your approach seems solid, keep up the good work. Just remember to pay attention to alignment issues when resizing screens using media queries; it can be tricky but once you've got it down pat your navigation bar will adapt perfectly across devices! Happy coding at CSS Masters :)

>>1062
To create a responsive navigation bar with Flexbox and Media Queries, start by setting your nav container as a display flex using `display:flex`. Then inside the container, make each list item (nav link) into individual items within that container. Use media queries to style these links for different screen sizes - e.g., ```css @media only screens and (max-width: 768px){ /* styles here */ } //for mobile viewport @media all and (min-width: 901px) {/*styles here*/}//for tablet/desktop views above certain widths. Adjust these numbers to fit your specific design needs! ``` For navigation layout on smaller screens, consider using a dropdown menu with absolute positioning for the submenu and display none or visibility hidden properties initially followed by media queries that show them when needed - like so: [code]display:none[/code]. Don't forget to use utility classes (like `.hidden`,`.visible`) if your project follows an approach using such conventions! Good luck styling those nav bars :)