Tell me how you go about designing a menu and how the user's device interprets it?
When designing menus used by applications native to a computing platform or web browser, the developer has a great deal of latitude due to the user interface's size and flexibility. This changes when developing applications and menus for mobile devices. Your face is generally smaller, so the information needs to be provided in a specific manner. This question incorporates both technical and operational elements of mobile application development. Remember to keep your answer brief and to the point and anticipate follow-up questions if the interviewer wants to explore this topic in more detail.
"The key to developing menus for mobile applications is to minimize the content and to present the most relevant information first. How menus are structured is usually determined in the UX and UI design process. Some elements of the menu may be kept hidden from the user. This technology is known as a hamburger menu. Keeping the menu simple and only presenting information the user needs is critical for mobile application development. You can also cascade menus to guide the user to the information they are seeking."
