<p><pre><code>  &gt; Facebook as a final example: they lately traded their
  &gt; unclear hamburger menu icon for a frictionless navigation
  &gt; that combines icons with clear copy. Well done
</code></pre>
No, not well done. They went from almost conforming to the OS&#x27; (on Android) design guidelines, to totally ignoring them.<p>The &#x27;hamburger&#x27; button is not &quot;unclear&quot;, because it&#x27;s so commonplace that at the very least it has an intuitive meaning in the context of an Android app - it&#x27;s where I expect more options, settings, etc. How do I know that is now kept behind the much less clear icon that seems to show a man moving quickly?