Summary: Discoverability is cut almost in half by hiding a website’s main navigation. Also, task time is longer and perceived task difficulty increases. Our quantitative usability testing of hidden menus (such as hamburger icons) and visible menus (such as links across the top of pages) reveals that: Hidden navigation is less discoverable than visible or partially visible navigation. When navigati
Hamburgers & Basements: Why Not to Use Left Nav Flyouts “Good design makes a product understandable” – Dieter Rams Good navigation should do at least three things well: (1) it should allow the user to navigate; (2) it should serve as wayfinding, letting the user know where they are; and (3) it should help the user understand what the product is capable of. If your navigation is not doing these thr
We now have data that suggests Sidebar menus—sometimes called Hamburger Menus/Basements—might be causing more harm than good. Here’s some public data: Side drawer navigation could be costing you half your user engagement Mobile Menu AB Tested Hamburger vs Menu: The Final AB Test One thing to have in mind is that this is a nuanced issue. I’ve observed these issues in user testing and others have al
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