: If your product menu is your main menu, you might not need to represent the tree structure. Actually, a tree structure could, in my opinion, play against you as it adds a certain perception

If your product menu is your main menu, you might not need to represent the tree structure. Actually, a tree structure could, in my opinion, play against you as it adds a certain perception of complexity.

I'd go for something friendly and simple such as:

It works on really small sizes, and it can easily be associated with a menu that can be expanded (the Facebook app has it, among others).

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