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We just did a visual design review of our react homepage ahead of launch, and the design team found some design issues that they marked as blockers for deploy.
They had a couple of different pieces of feedback about the menu:
1. Different menus across different pages could be confusing
They noted that since we're going to be in a mixed state of angular and react pages for some time, that it might be confusing for users to have two different mobile menu experiences on different pages.
Did you consider keeping the same style of menu we had on DAHLIA where it came out from the side as a drawer? Were there technical limitations that prevented you from implementing it? Would you be open to switching to a drawer component that's more similar to what we have for DAHLIA if we contribute it?
2. Mobile menu pushes down content instead of sitting on top of it
(see image above). One designer noticed that the menu pushes down the content instead of unfurling on top of it and thought it was a bit strange. Was that an intentional choice? or a technical limitation?
We just did a visual design review of our react homepage ahead of launch, and the design team found some design issues that they marked as blockers for deploy.
They had a couple of different pieces of feedback about the menu:
1. Different menus across different pages could be confusing
They noted that since we're going to be in a mixed state of angular and react pages for some time, that it might be confusing for users to have two different mobile menu experiences on different pages.
Did you consider keeping the same style of menu we had on DAHLIA where it came out from the side as a drawer? Were there technical limitations that prevented you from implementing it? Would you be open to switching to a drawer component that's more similar to what we have for DAHLIA if we contribute it?

2. Mobile menu pushes down content instead of sitting on top of it
(see image above). One designer noticed that the menu pushes down the content instead of unfurling on top of it and thought it was a bit strange. Was that an intentional choice? or a technical limitation?
cc @emilyshore
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