> As in all things design, I suppose a balance needs to be found, but I personally don't find anything wrong with a hamburger menu per se. It's not about balan

> As in all things design, I suppose a balance needs to be found, but I personally don't find anything wrong with a hamburger menu per se. It's not about balance, cluttering or abuses, it's all about engagement. Ultimately design decisions must be data-driven. If using other nav patterns you increase user engagement (and consequently revenue for the company) the hamburger should be replaced. So, A/B test it, and you will learn which is the correct choice: hamburger, tabs, segmented control, etc