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I agree. Part of what sucks about websites is that everyone is trying to things differently. When I see a hamburger menu, I know what it does. It would take me
by eweise 3y ago
I agree. Part of what sucks about websites is that everyone is trying to things differently. When I see a hamburger menu, I know what it does. It would take me a long while to figure out your site's navigation sits at the bottom of the page.
- scotty79 3y ago> When I see a hamburger menu, I know what it does. It contains some mystery meat, that's for sure.
- irthomasthomas 3y agoWhen you look at a website with a burger menu, you know what the burger menu does. When you look at a website without a burger menu, you know what the website does.
- muxator 3y agoThis depends on when you started using the web. 15 years ago an (additional) navigation bar at the bottom was not surprising. Hamburgher menus, albeit fancy, where really confusing at the start. Personally I still think overusing them is design laziness.
- eweise 3y agoHave to agree to disagree then. You're design laziness is my "grateful for consistency so I don't have to learn your navigation"
- irthomasthomas 3y agoHow does hiding a menu behind a very small button consisting of 3 vertical lines make website navigation easier? The authors webpage is functionally similar except the menu is labeled "sitemap" and it's text is always visible to screen readers.