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Note: the same things that are criticized here were also criticized with respect to the navigation column of the desktop version (cf. ). **Steps to reproduce:** Click on button to open the main menu - once when having been at the the startpage/inbox before - once when having been in the "contacts" area before - once when having composed a new email before **Actual results/Problem:** A changing **number** of options - 7 after having been in the inbox/mail area before VS. 6 after having been in the "contacts" area before VS. 5 after having composed an email (see screenshots!) - are presented, dependent on the are in which you have been before, **and** the buttons are presented in a different order! --> Inconsistency confuses user and leads to less efficiency since more time is needed to operate the system because the user always has to "re-orient" himself on what options and in which order are //now// available to him (he can**not** //learn// to operate the system by internalizing the //places// of the buttons and then at some point click on them more or less "automatically" just because he/she knows where they are)! **Expected results/Solution:** The number of buttons/areas available is **always the same** AND The buttons/areas available are always in the **same order**.

Note: the same things that are criticized here were also criticized with respect to the navigation column of the desktop version (cf. T3041). **Steps to reproduce:** Click on button to open the main menu - once when having been at the the startpage/inbox before - once when having been in the "contacts" area before - once when having composed a new email before **Actual results/Problem:** A changing **number** of options - 7 after having been in the inbox/mail area before VS. 6 after having been in the "contacts" area before VS. 5 after having composed an email (see screenshots!) - are presented, dependent on the are in which you have been before, **and** the buttons are presented in a different order! --> Inconsistency confuses user and leads to less efficiency since more time is needed to operate the system because the user always has to "re-orient" himself on what options and in which order are //now// available to him (he can**not** //learn// to operate the system by internalizing the //places// of the buttons and then at some point click on them more or less "automatically" just because he/she knows where they are)! **Expected results/Solution:** The number of buttons/areas available is **always the same** AND The buttons/areas available are always in the **same order**.

Note: the same things that are criticized here were also criticized with respect to the navigation column of the desktop version (cf. T3041). **Steps to reproduce:** Click on button to open the main menu - once when having been at the the startpage/inbox before - once when having been in the "contacts" area before - once when having composed a new email before **Actual results/Problem:** A changing **number** of options - 7 after having been in the inbox/mail area before VS. 6 after having been in the "contacts" area before VS. 5 after having composed an email (see screenshots!) - are presented, dependent on the are in which you have been before, **and** the buttons are presented in a different order! --> Inconsistency confuses user and leads to less efficiency since more time is needed to operate the system because the user always has to "re-orient" himself on what options and in which order are //now// available to him (he can**not** //learn// to operate the system by internalizing the //places// of the buttons and then at some point click on them more or less "automatically" just because he/she knows where they are)! **Expected results/Solution:** The number of buttons/areas available is **always the same** AND The buttons/areas available are always in the **same order**.