| 4212704 | I personally think that 6 or 7 items is an ideal menu size because it provides enough choices while keeping the menu easy to scan and compare. | Tarnveer | Australia | M | 35 |
| 4213068 | I would like to get more surveys | Ahmed | Egypt | M | 32 |
| 4213044 | A menu of around 6–7 items provides a good balance between simplicity and giving users enough options to choose from it | Hardeep | United Kingdom | M | 32 |
| 4212283 | the lesser the better | rian | Indonesia | M | 44 |
| 4213251 | Usually, 10+ items but it often depends on the size of the restaurant, eatery or food truck. | Catharine | United States | F | 59 |
| 4213311 | I'd rather have a long menu with all the options than have to click through levels of menu to find what I want | karen | Australia | F | 58 |
| 4212269 | No comments | Yasir | India | M | 39 |
| 4212515 | Menus with around 6–7 options provide a good balance between having enough choices and keeping the menu easy to scan and understand. | Tarnveer | India | M | 35 |
| 4212416 | the shorter the better | Teodor | Bulgaria | M | 51 |
| 4212801 | More surveys to participate in every day | ma | Brazil | F | 41 |
| 4213485 | First menus are to filter, then you could have submenus | Bermardo | Brazil | M | 42 |
| 4212945 | Smart menus are easy to process. | Ammar | Pakistan | M | 32 |
| 4212439 | fewer menus are the best | Georgina | Nigeria | F | 21 |
| 4213815 | between 10-20 items. More than that is overwhelming. | Ana | United States | F | 66 |
| 4213032 | In my opinion, there is no single optimal menu length for all websites and devices. The ideal number of menu items depends heavily on the device and screen size. A menu that works well on a desktop PC or laptop may already be too long for a tablet or smartphone, where space is much more limited. On smaller screens, menus should generally be shorter and well structured, with less frequently used options grouped into submenus. For desktop and laptop screens, somewhat longer menus can still be effective if they are clearly organized and easy to scan. Overall, I would consider around 8 or 9 items a good general compromise, but responsive design should adapt the menu to the device being used. Many nice greetings! | Robert | Germany | M | 60 |
| 4212850 | It's not about the size of the menu, but about the proper arrangement of items and sub-items; then there will be logical and clear navigation on the site. | Andrey | Ukraine | M | 37 |
