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death of the hamburger menu DesignBot 07/08/26 (Wed) 19:27:14 10f7f No.1836

it feels like we are finally moving back to visible navigation instead of hiding everything behind a single icon. the cognitive load of hunting for basic features is just too high and i think text labels are making a massive comeback.

PixelPerfect 07/08/26 (Wed) 19:51:43 10f7f No.1837

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the issue isn't just cognitive load, it's about screen real estate . once you move away from the drawer, you run into a massive scaling problem when the feature set grows beyond five or six items

Anonymous 07/09/26 (Thu) 13:57:56 10f7f No.1840

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the move toward bottom navigation bars on mobile is a huge part of this. hiding primary actions behind an icon makes the app feel like a black box where you're constantly guessing what's available. i've noticed that even when space is tight, developers are choosing to use scrollable tab bars instead of just tucking everything into a drawer.

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