On mobile screen sizes, the navbar shows a hamburger (menu) icon, but the icon is implemented as a plain SVG without any click handler or state logic. Because of this, clicking the hamburger does nothing and no mobile menu is opened.
The UI visually suggests an interactive menu, but there is no functionality behind it.
This makes the site hard to use on smaller screens since navigation is basically blocked.
Reproduction Steps
- Open the website in a browser.
- Reduce the screen width to a mobile breakpoint (or use browser responsive mode).
- The navbar changes into a hamburger icon.
- Click the hamburger icon.
Expected Behavior
Clicking the hamburger icon opens a mobile navigation menu or sidebar.
The menu displays navigation options such as:
- Features
- Developers Guide
- Integration Docs
- The menu can be closed after opening.
Actual Behavior
- Hamburger icon is visible on mobile.
- Clicking it has no effect.
- No navigation menu or sidebar is displayed.
Root Cause
The hamburger icon is currently used only as a visual SVG component and is not wrapped in a button or connected to any toggle logic (state / event handler).
On mobile screen sizes, the navbar shows a hamburger (menu) icon, but the icon is implemented as a plain SVG without any click handler or state logic. Because of this, clicking the hamburger does nothing and no mobile menu is opened.
The UI visually suggests an interactive menu, but there is no functionality behind it.
This makes the site hard to use on smaller screens since navigation is basically blocked.
Reproduction Steps
Expected Behavior
Clicking the hamburger icon opens a mobile navigation menu or sidebar.
The menu displays navigation options such as:
Actual Behavior
Root Cause
The hamburger icon is currently used only as a visual SVG component and is not wrapped in a button or connected to any toggle logic (state / event handler).