> Using an application menu (e.g. File, Edit, etc.)? Those almost never appear on hover! The author is clearly not a macOS user. In macOS: - clicking a top-le

> Using an application menu (e.g. File, Edit, etc.)? Those almost never appear on hover! The author is clearly not a macOS user. In macOS: - clicking a top-level menu label toggles between 'menu open' and 'menu closed' state - in 'menu open' state: a) entering a top-level menu label opens that submenu b) switching to a different app or clicking outside of any submenu toggles to 'menu closed' state I'd be interested in hearing if other OSes do something different. Maybe the fact that it's a global menu is relevant. > All links are contained in submenus except for top-level items that have no submenu (e.g. “Home”). We’ll deal with what happens to those top-level pages in a moment. Did the article end up covering that? As another comment suggests, having some links stay on-page and others navigate away is a potential problem. If it's only ever Home, that might be mitigated — you can always leave Home out anyway and utilise the site logo. I guess, for other top-level-only menus, differentiating them visually would be the answer — maybe blue underline for links and three-dimensional rectangles for 'buttons'? (ducks)