> "Over the last few decades hamburger buttons have become the de facto standard to expand larger menus on smaller devices. They are so ubiquitous that every user immediately knows what they are when seen in the top left or right corner, which makes them a good user interface element choice."
"Last Few Decades"? Eh? A decade.. perhaps?
"Every User Immediately"? This is not at all my experience. Perhaps with younger users, but I've seen plenty of people younger than I even stumble over sites where the nav was hidden behind a hamburger menu icon.
This sounds like it was written by someone very much in their own bubble
"Last Few Decades"? Eh? A decade.. perhaps?
"Every User Immediately"? This is not at all my experience. Perhaps with younger users, but I've seen plenty of people younger than I even stumble over sites where the nav was hidden behind a hamburger menu icon.
This sounds like it was written by someone very much in their own bubble