It’s becoming a common approach to hide the navigation, make it accessible after a click on the menu link. “One click more than necessary” some of you may argue. It really depends by the specific case IMO. I mean Amazon could never hide the entire navigation on a big device. But if you have a website with a relatively modest quantity of content, a huge menu with few important call-to-action buttons, it makes sense to drive the user’s attention to those buttons first, then let her/him explore the rest.
One step further is to make the header – therefore the menu link – always accessible. We already suggested a new approach to achieve that. Today we take inspiration from how Medium reveals the header when you change your scrolling direction – from down to up. Quite smart!
Full-Screen Pop-Out Navigation with jQuery & CSS3
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