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This is happening because your external CSS is not setting a style property on your element. The first click sets it to none because it isn't there at all. Your second click will now work as expected.

To fix this, either set the style of .landing-page-hamburger inline, or just toggle classes and let your external CSS handle it.

EDIT: The OP asks an excellent question. The .style property refers to the element's CSSStyleDeclaration object. This is a HTMLElement interface that you are directly manipulating. Notice, when you inspect an element in your console, the CSSStyleDeclaration does not necessarily match what you see in the CSS you get from the style sheet. Also, note that the properties are JS-style camelCase; this illustrates that this is not a direct mapping, yet they both effect the element.

So my initial description of the property being not there at all isn't accurate. It's there, and it's set to the empty string, which is the default CSSStyleDeclaration. So you set it to "none" on the second click and all goes well from there. Your initial CSS declaration is working correctly, but not figuring into your if statement because it's not referring to the same thing. Same effect, but you're interfacing with your element in a different way.