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Hello Product Camp! Łukasz Przywarty @przywarty Product Camp 2015 - May 30

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HelloProduct Camp!

Łukasz Przywarty @przywarty

Product Camp 2015 - May 30

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I’M A DESIGNER

‣ Infermedica - UX Designer

‣ Pilot - Designer

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HAMBURGERLESSOn creative mobile navigation

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I HAVE SINNED

‣ Not once, not even twice…

GiveMeTap 4

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WHAT’S THE PROBLEM?

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IS NOT UNDERSTANDABLE

LOGICAL EQUIVALENCE

TRIGRAM FOR HEAVEN/SKY (1, 2)

SEPHORA?

p∨p≡p

乾 Qián ☰

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‣ Icon is easy to oversee

‣ Menu items are hidden

Spotify

IS NOT VISIBLE

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Why call it the basement? Because it’s hidden, dark, there’s a ton of crap in it, and, frankly, it’s scary and no one wants to go down there. — BRENT JACKSON

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SUPPORTS LOUSY IA

Menu usually contains too

many elements

Youtube 9

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“ And finally, the downside of being able to show a lot of options is that you can show a lot of options. (…) The potential for bloat and misuse is tremendous. — MIKE STERN

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SLOWS YOU DOWN

Animations take time

Days 11

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OVERWRITESBACK BUTTON

Hamburgers don’t play nice

with back buttons

Google Drive 12

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TESTED, DOESN’T WORK

ZEEBOX APP - Source

2.5

3.9

2.3

2.5

Avg weekly frequency

Avg daily frequency

Hamburger Tabs

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Users are still unfamiliar with newer icons, including the three-line menu icon and the map-marker icon. — KATIE SHERWIN

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CREATIVE NAVIGATION

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Don't ever say you don't have choices on mobile. — LUKE WROBLEWSKI

HAMBURGER MENU

KEBAB MENU

DÖNER MENU

BENTO MENU

MEATBALLS MENU

DOUBLE HAMBURGER

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TAB BAR

‣ Facebook, Twitter, Imgur,

Flickr, Instagram, Periscope…

17Instagram

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TAB BAR

‣ iOS/Android pattern

‣ Visible right away, always

‣ Highlights the most

important things

‣ Thumb-friendly

‣ Doesn’t compete withback button

ADVANTAGES

18Airbnb

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TAB BAR

‣ 4-5 elements (not always)

‣ Unrecognisable (If we’re

using icons only)

‣ Takes valuable space

DISADVANTAGES

19Elevate

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FLAT NAVIGATION

‣ Snapchat, Tinder, Swarm…

20Tinder

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FLAT NAVIGATION

‣ Visible right away

‣ Encourages to discover

‣ Keeps IA simple

ADVANTAGES

21Duolingo

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FLAT NAVIGATION

‣ Doesn’t make sense with

more than 4-5 elements

‣ Some pages are available

through other pages

‣ Sometimes: not

understandable

DISADVANTAGES

22Swarm

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GESTURES

‣ Paper, Clear, Kickstarter,

Wire…

23Paper

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GESTURES

‣ Saves space on the screen

‣ People say: it’s natural!

‣ Spark of mystery

‣ Creative, fresh

ADVANTAGES

24Kickstarter

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GESTURES

‣ Discoverability

‣ Accuracy

DISADVANTAGES

Wire

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SPRINGBOARD

‣ YPlan, iOS/Android Settings,

Dropbox

26YPlan

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SPRINGBOARD

‣ All elements remain visible

‣ No additional elements on

the screen

‣ Creates natural hierarchy

ADVANTAGES

27GoPro

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SPRINGBOARD

‣ Nesting views (you need to

tap a few times to go back)

‣ Table is not appealing

DISADVANTAGES

28iOS Settings

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OK, OK, BUT…

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BUT…

• I design an Android app

• My menu contains more than 5 elements

• Tab bar takes a lot of space

• Everyone uses hamburger menu

• Your examples are technically complicated

• How do I explain it to developers?

• I have to, I can’t live without it… because

Amazon, Booking…

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WELL-DESIGNED HAMBURGER

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WHEN

‣ App has one main view

‣ Important content is available

on the fly

‣ Menu contains dynamic

quantity of elements

‣ We are sure that our user is

able to us it

Feedly

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HOW

‣ Consider different

appearance: menu, border…

‣ Use the bottom of the screen

‣ Make sure that primary

elements are visible

Nat Geo Atlas

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HOW

‣ Think about animation

‣ Keep it open in the beginning

‣ Limit the quantity of menu

items (or at least put them

into categories)

Issuu

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FOLLOW UP

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PLEASE

‣ Don’t go the easy way

‣ Remember about architecture: what we need isa simple and well-considered structure

‣ Always ask yourself: Can I do it the other way? Is

it possible to make it easier? What if…?

‣ Validate your solution, always

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Thoughts

‣ An Update on the Hamburger Menu

‣ Basement Menus and Breaking the “Rules” of

App Design

‣ Hamburgers & Basements: Why Not to Use Left

Nav Flyouts

‣ Hamburger icon: How these three lines mystify

most people

‣ Mobile App UX Principles: Improving User

Experience and Optimising Conversion

‣ Mobile Navigation

‣ The Hamburger is Bad for You

‣ The Magnifying-Glass Icon in Search Design:

Pros and Cons

‣ UX designers: Side drawer navigation could be

costing you half your user engagement

‣ Why It’s Totally Okay to Use a Hamburger Icon

A/B Tests

‣ Hamburger vs Menu: The Final AB Test

‣ Mobile Menu AB Tested: Hamburger Not the

Best Choice?

Books

‣ Mobile Design Pattern Gallery, 2nd Edition

‣ Navigation & Interaction

‣ Navigation & Interaction, Vol. 2

SOURCES

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Łukasz Przywarty [email protected]

@przywarty

Thank you!