The three-line 'hamburger' menu icon receives a lot of vitriol. It is variously described as “controversial”, “notorious” etc. but it is rapidly becoming the de facto symbol to open a navigational ...

But that doesn't mean the hamburger is dead—or should be. If nothing else, we could follow Josh's advice on improving the icon: "Cheeseburger menu. Because everything is better with cheese." ...

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 ...

Switching the lines for the word "menu" makes 20% more people click, Foster found. (Full disclosure: The BBC News website and its smartphone apps use the hamburger icon in various formulations ...

The hamburger ... icons that would effectively communicate functionality to the earliest computer users. The hamburger, which looks like a list, seemed like a good way to remind users of a menu ...

Switching the lines for the word "menu" makes 20% more people click, Foster found. (Full disclosure: The BBC News website and its smartphone apps use the hamburger icon in various formulations ...

The three-dash graphic that is clicked or tapped to display a menu on screen. The analogy is a list, and the metaphor is the three-layer hamburger: bottom bun, meat and top bun. See ellipsis.