As computer screens became bloated, more menu items were added. "The hamburger icon, used most egregiously, allows you to put 500 options into a mobile app without doing the hard work of actually ...

Insiders call it "the hamburger": Three stacked lines, usually in the top left- or right-hand corner of a website, which people can click to see a menu of pages on the site.

Menu/hamburger on mobile web, iOS apps and Android apps is different. Critics of the hamburger icon report (and re-report) a number of internal studies by companies that noticed a deterioration in use ...

The hamburger, which looks like a list, seemed like a good way to remind users of a menu list. Skip to about 21:05 in the following video to see an explanation: ... The hamburger icon is a classic.

I cannot understand this trend. Some applications (and some complete desktop environments in Linux) seem to be wanting to move functionality out of the menu bar and into a hidden hamburger menu ...

However, the latest UI test is getting rid of the famous hamburger menu. The hamburger menu or the 3-line icon on any app is the place where you can dig deep into the settings and almost manage ...

As computer screens became bloated, more menu items were added. "The hamburger icon, used most egregiously, allows you to put 500 options into a mobile app without doing the hard work of actually ...