menu-driven

American  

[men-yoo-driv-uhn, meyn-] / ˈmɛn yuˌdrɪv ən, ˈmeɪn- /

adjective

Computers.

1. of or relating to software that makes extensive use of menus to enable users to choose alternatives and guide program operations.

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menu-driven British  

adjective

1. (of a computer system) operated through menus

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Example Sentences

Spotify has a menu-driven interface that requires a lot of taps to dive into an artist’s catalog from the main screen.

From Time

In other services, such as M4RH, the information is available through a menu-driven platform and users can select what information they would like to read.

From Forbes

Avoid models fitted with overly complex menu-driven touchscreen displays and too-crowded dashboard controls to help minimize dangerous distractions.

From Forbes

But again, the iPhone showed the rest of the market that there was a viable alternative to the clunky menu-driven interface of Symbian.

From The Guardian

Buyers surveyed by the magazine slammed the vehicle’s high-tech MyFord Touch operating system that swaps traditional buttons, dials and gauges for a perplexing series of menu-driven displays and oddly unresponsive “touch points.”

From Forbes