Would hiding the navigation menu buttons behind a hamburger menu or other clickable option be worth exploring for a B2B website? Why or why not?

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Marketing Analyst in Manufacturing5 days ago

I agree with TSHEPISO.
The use of the hamburger menu is tied to the space availability within the screen.
While it's not the only way to do it, it's certainly one of the most common ones. 

Campaign Coordinator in Media5 days ago

This is recommended for mobile devices, as they have limited screen space.
But for a desktop, it can be applicable in specific areas where designs are minimalistic and navigation is already streamlined. The aim is to prioritise a user-friendly experience to enhance customer service 

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