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Thanks to the paradigm "write once, publish everywhere". As a publisher who recently redesigned one of our websites, using the hamburger menu across devices an

Thanks to the paradigm "write once, publish everywhere". As a publisher who recently redesigned one of our websites, using the hamburger menu across devices and screen sizes was strongly considered. It is very annoying on larger screens but these represent such a small traffic share that it is what it is... We still did not go ahead with that, but it was close...

judge2020 5y ago
Did you have/do market research or A/B testing on this? If the minority of your userbase are on desktop, maybe those users came from your mobile app and would be more familiar with the hamburger menu than a custom navbar.
- topicseed 5y ago
  We didn't do research on this, I mostly decided to keep the regular menu on desktops because I also dislike hamburgers there (due to the extra click). But because the website is mobile-first in its CSS, we can very easily —some day— test this with Optimize for example.