When the screen width is reduced (e.g., on mobile or small window sizes), a menu button appears as expected. However, clicking on the button does not trigger any action, and the button is not referenced in the JavaScript file for any event handling. This results in a broken user interface, as users cannot access the menu in smaller viewports.
Reproduction
Reduce the screen width (e.g., resize browser window or use a mobile device).
Observe the menu button appearing in place of the usual navigation bar.
Click the menu button.
Notice that no action is triggered upon clicking the button.
Expectation
Clicking the menu button should toggle a responsive menu (e.g., sliding out or displaying menu options), allowing users to navigate the site in smaller viewports.
Screenshots
The button is circle in red
Actual Behavior
Clicking the button does nothing. Upon reviewing the code, it appears that the menu button is not linked to any event handler in the JavaScript file, rendering it non-functional.
Suggested Resolution
Since there is no hidden menu on larger screen sizes that the menu button is meant to toggle on smaller screens, I recommend removing the button entirely. This will avoid confusion and improve the user experience on smaller viewports.
Description
When the screen width is reduced (e.g., on mobile or small window sizes), a menu button appears as expected. However, clicking on the button does not trigger any action, and the button is not referenced in the JavaScript file for any event handling. This results in a broken user interface, as users cannot access the menu in smaller viewports.
Reproduction
Expectation
Clicking the menu button should toggle a responsive menu (e.g., sliding out or displaying menu options), allowing users to navigate the site in smaller viewports.
Screenshots
The button is circle in red
Actual Behavior
Clicking the button does nothing. Upon reviewing the code, it appears that the menu button is not linked to any event handler in the JavaScript file, rendering it non-functional.
Suggested Resolution
Since there is no hidden menu on larger screen sizes that the menu button is meant to toggle on smaller screens, I recommend removing the button entirely. This will avoid confusion and improve the user experience on smaller viewports.