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Screen space is a precious resource on mobile. To meet the challenge of small screen space while still making navigation accessible, designers often rely on hiding navigation behind the hamburger icon, a prime example of hidden navigation. In this article https://fireart.studio/blog/5-smart-alternatives-to-the-hamburger-menu/ we’ll explain why hidden navigation creates bad UX and what alternatives are available for designers. 
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