I too hate when desktop websites hide all of their navigation behind a burger menu. I also generally hate all mystery meat navigation. The way that it's used h

I too hate when desktop websites hide all of their navigation behind a burger menu. I also generally hate all mystery meat navigation. The way that it's used here though it seems reasonable. All of the important navigation is along the top header of the site. The burger menu is just the equivalent of a "more" dropdown. The fact that it's on the left may lead you to think that the stuff behind it is important (being a left to right reader and thus a left to right scanner) but after clicking it once, that's clearly not the case. The only thing behind the burger menu that someone who uses this site regularly _might_ use occasionally is search and even that's unlikely since search on all reddit/HN clones is complete crap compared to using Google "site:frontendfront.com thing I want to find".