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This was on my first craft site (http://patisseriejanandries.com) so this is a 'warts and all' example.

Productpages was a structure, news a channel, the other pages were singles. The 'nieuwsindex' single is there because I needed a translatable url for the news page, so that single served as a workaround. (more on that here: https://plus.google.com/116942350387086245334/posts/TBtR3XwuZGx) You're still basically hardcoding the nav, but craft does take care of the multi-language urls, pretty nice if you ask me.

The nav template looked like this (which IMO isn't that bad for a first try :) )

   {# set values for the navigation #}
   {# products = structure #}
   {% set productpages = craft.entries.section('productPages').depth(1).find() %}
   {# singles #}
   {% set contact = craft.entries.section('contact').find() %}
   {% set overjanandries = craft.entries.section('overJanAndries').find() %}
   {% set overview = craft.entries.section('overview').find() %}
   {% set news = craft.entries.section('nieuwsIndex').find() %}


    <div id="menu">
      <a class="close"> <span class="menu-icon icon-cancel"></span></a>
      <nav role="navigation">
      <ul>
        {% for page in overview %}
          <li>{{ page.getLink() }}</li>  
        {% endfor %}
        {% for page in overjanandries %}
          <li>{{ page.getLink() }}</li>  
        {% endfor %}
        {% for page in productpages %}
         <li>{{ page.getLink() }}</li>  
        {% endfor %}
         {% for page in news %}
          <li>{{ page.getLink() }}</li>  
        {% endfor %}
        {% for page in contact %}
          <li>{{ page.getLink() }}</li>  
        {% endfor %}
      </ul>
      </nav>
    </div><!-- menu -->