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How to Select the Correct Menu Icon for the Website Navigation

A lot of times, you will see that the website has different categories or pages to navigate through. Here is the guide on how to select the correct menu icon for the website navigation<br><br>

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How to Select the Correct Menu Icon for the Website Navigation

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  1. How to Select theCORRECT MENU ICONfor the Website Navigation Look at the different menu icons and offer some tips for what you should use for your navigation.

  2. Hamburger Menu Icon The hamburger icon is one of the most commonly used icons on websites and apps today. As its name suggests, the icon looks like a hamburger, with two buns and a patty in between. However, it is best to avoid using the icon in the desktop view whenever possible.

  3. Kebab Menu Icon The kebab menu icon (three dots arranged in a vertical line) is a good choice when you want to give users the ability to access a hidden menu of options. When using this icon, it’s important to consider the context in which it will be used. Alternatively, if your website has a limited number of pages, you may want to use the kebab menu icon as the primary navigation tool, as it will provide a more streamlined experience.

  4. Meatballs Menu Icon Used to open a menu or display actions for a related item, dropdowns are easy to use and repeat on webpages. Because they are horizontal, they work well with tables and other horizontally-oriented elements.

  5. Doner Menu Icon The doner menu, a popular Turkish dish-turned-filter symbol, is most commonly used in conjunction with global filters in modern applications.

  6. Bento Menu Icon The Bento icon is most commonly used to open a menu with different applications, solutions, or functions within the same product so that users can quickly switch between them. This icon is typically located in the upper right-hand corner of the interface. In the Google Play store, for example, this icon can be found in the upper right corner of the screen.

  7. Conclusion: The best icons to use for navigation will be the standard arrows that are used for navigation in every browser. But there may be times when a custom icon is the best choice. What you need to consider then is the meaning behind the icon and how it relates to the content on your website.

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