A burger menu is a type of navigation that consists of three horizontal lines and is often used on mobile devices to save space on the screen. It allows the user to access the menu by clicking or touching it.

In recent years, there has been a trend to use burger menus on desktop websites as well in order to keep the design consistent. However, it does not always make sense to use a burger menu on desktop websites, as it requires an extra click and can make it more difficult for the user to access the navigation.

In neuroweb design, it is important to make navigation as simple and intuitive as possible to achieve an optimal user experience. It is therefore recommended to use burger menus only on mobile devices, where space is more limited and it can be more difficult to design clear and concise navigation.

On desktop websites, clear and visible menus should be used instead, allowing the user to quickly access the desired content. Clear and simple navigation can increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the website, resulting in a better user experience.