alt Hacker NewsPerhaps the solution is to split the menu up instead of giving you a long, tedious menu that is unparseable without even more visual noise of icons.
Perhaps the solution is to split the menu up instead of giving you a long, tedious menu that is unparseable without even more visual noise of icons.
UI designers should prioritize clarity and discoverability, not minimizing "tediousness", "length" or "noise". Menus group together related functions so you can find them, and splitting them would harm that. This kind of thinking has led to a lot of terrible UI designs.