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Three horizontal lines stacked on top of one another – yes it’s a menu and it also has a name – the Hamburger icon.
I read the BBC news article on the Hamburger icon with interest. It delves into the history behind it and also throws up some interesting stats:
I’m now torn between adding the word ‘menu’ to my burgers or leaving it as a design choice. On my portfolio site it’s a design feature not a visual aid and when routinely building Bootstrap sites I actively remove the background so it doesn’t look like a button – maybe need to rethink that one.
You can read the full article here: Hamburger icon: How these three lines mystify most people.