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schlawg

#11

@Toadofsky said in #8:

Counterpoint: I don't know what the hamburger button does.

This is true!

@Toadofsky said in #8: > Counterpoint: I don't know what the hamburger button does. This is true!

TotalNoob69

#12

@Toadofsky said in #8:

Counterpoint: I don't know what the hamburger button does.

duh! Hamburgers!

@Toadofsky said in #8: > Counterpoint: I don't know what the hamburger button does. duh! Hamburgers!

sheckley666

#13

I dislike this change, too. I'm sitting mostly in front of two huge monitors and most websites and applications force me on a UI optimized for four-inch-screens :(

DoTheMath

#14

This redesign is impractical for desktop users as it fails to utilize the available horizontal real estate on desktop monitors.
To optimize the available space and align with the new design's spirit, I propose an alternative redesign.

Description:
Implement a recursive hamburger menu to reduce clutter by hiding rarely accessed items within nested menus. Each hamburger menu will contain one item and another hamburger menu, creating a streamlined, hierarchical navigation structure.

https://i.imgur.com/wn7AC7e.jpeg

This redesign is impractical for desktop users as it fails to utilize the available horizontal real estate on desktop monitors. To optimize the available space and align with the new design's spirit, I propose an alternative redesign. Description: Implement a recursive hamburger menu to reduce clutter by hiding rarely accessed items within nested menus. Each hamburger menu will contain one item and another hamburger menu, creating a streamlined, hierarchical navigation structure. https://i.imgur.com/wn7AC7e.jpeg

schlawg

#15

Nice idea but I don't see how we could make that work on mobile.. unless.. could it wrap around like a helix?

DoTheMath

#16

Thank you for your feedback. Here is a mobile-friendly solution incorporating the "McDonald's" design:

https://i.imgur.com/HGMSkLa.jpeg

Thank you for your feedback. Here is a mobile-friendly solution incorporating the "McDonald's" design: https://i.imgur.com/HGMSkLa.jpeg

ALucasM

#17

@DoTheMath said in #14:

This redesign is impractical for desktop users as it fails to utilize the available horizontal real estate on desktop monitors.
To optimize the available space and align with the new design's spirit, I propose an alternative redesign.

Description:
Implement a recursive hamburger menu to reduce clutter by hiding rarely accessed items within nested menus. Each hamburger menu will contain one item and another hamburger menu, creating a streamlined, hierarchical navigation structure.
yes pls! :D

@DoTheMath said in #14: > This redesign is impractical for desktop users as it fails to utilize the available horizontal real estate on desktop monitors. > To optimize the available space and align with the new design's spirit, I propose an alternative redesign. > > Description: > Implement a recursive hamburger menu to reduce clutter by hiding rarely accessed items within nested menus. Each hamburger menu will contain one item and another hamburger menu, creating a streamlined, hierarchical navigation structure. yes pls! :D

shuvashish76

edited

#18

From a new user (desktop) prospective the new changes makes it difficult to find "Report", "Challenge" & "Watch TV", which I think are the most important options from the list.

Molurus

#19

I imagine this was done with mobile users in mind. But I totally agree: for desktop users this is a step back. I don't like it.

Toadofsky

#20

@DoTheMath said in #16:

Thank you for your feedback. Here is a mobile-friendly solution incorporating the "McDonald's" design:

Nah, you should instead make mobile users rotate their phones to look like a desktop experience.

@DoTheMath said in #16: > Thank you for your feedback. Here is a mobile-friendly solution incorporating the "McDonald's" design: Nah, you should instead make mobile users rotate their phones to look like a desktop experience.