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There are many different ways to create a responsive navbar, but here is one approach:

1. Use HTML to create the basic structure of the navbar. This might include a container element to hold the entire navbar, a logo or site title, and a list of navigation links.

2. Use CSS to style the navbar. This might include setting the width and background color of the navbar, styling the logo or title, and styling the navigation links.

3. Use media queries to make the navbar responsive. Media queries allow you to apply different styles based on the size of the screen on which the website is being viewed. For example, you might set different font sizes or spacing for the navigation links on smaller screens.

4. Use JavaScript to create a dynamic hamburger menu. On smaller screens, it can be beneficial to collapse the navigation links into a hamburger menu that expands when clicked. JavaScript can be used to toggle the visibility of the hamburger menu.

5. Test the navbar on different screen sizes to ensure it looks and works properly. This is an important step in creating a responsive navbar that is functional and user-friendly.