What always comes to my mind, when reading one of these posts:
What about Android?
We can talk about alternatives and how much better a tab bar performs on iOS, but what about Android? It is the most used mobile operating system, the hamburger menu is an official interface pattern there, almost every app uses it.
I highly doubt Android users are all only using the start screen of every app on their phone ...
My guess is, even if the author is right and his arguments make perfect sense, that at some point in the not so distant future most mobile users will know what those three lines are and act accordingly.
What always comes to my mind, when reading one of these posts:
What about Android?
We can talk about alternatives and how much better a tab bar performs on iOS, but what about Android? It is the most used mobile operating system, the hamburger menu is an official interface pattern there, almost every app uses it.
I highly doubt Android users are all only using the start screen of every app on their phone ...
My guess is, even if the author is right and his arguments make perfect sense, that at some point in the not so distant future most mobile users will know what those three lines are and act accordingly.