It should be obvious to most designers that critical features of your product should not be buried or hidden. I disagree with this article that hamburger menus

It should be obvious to most designers that critical features of your product should not be buried or hidden. I disagree with this article that hamburger menus should be burned to the ground. I think it's useful for tucking away secondary or tertiary functionality. * Facebook still uses it for accessing your friends list. With smartphones growing in physical size, there is more vertical real-estate to bring the tabnav back. * Despite it not working for NBC, it seems to be working well for New York Times – and not yellow. And I actually really like NYT's new page layout. * Google Maps uses it – also not yellow.