Hamburger Menus and Hidden Navigation Hurt UX Metrics¶
Pernice, K., & Budiu, R. (2016). Hamburger Menus and Hidden Navigation Hurt UX Metrics.
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Domain-specific¶
- Discoverability
- A recurring finding in interface usability research — documented by groups such as the Nielsen Norman Group — is that hiding a mobile app's navigation behind a "hamburger" icon (the three-line button) rather than exposing it as a visible tab bar reduces how much of the app users find and use
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“content discoverability was significantly lower when the navigation was hidden”
- A recurring finding in interface usability research — documented by groups such as the Nielsen Norman Group — is that hiding a mobile app's navigation behind a "hamburger" icon (the three-line button) rather than exposing it as a visible tab bar reduces how much of the app users find and use
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