Netflix is rolling out an update that brings refreshed user interface to its iPhone app. It features more fluid animations and gradients across the board, even a parallax effect to some UI elements.
Designers at Netflix is thoughtful enough to keep the home page familiar. Instead of a full poster of a promoted content, it is now placed in a card that moves with a parallax effect through the iPhone’s accelerometer.
There are even more gradients to be seen. The subtle glass effect is now applied on the navigation bar and the upper part of the home page. The ‘wallpaper gradient’ now matches the colors of the poster art.
Filtering content by category is easier with new buttons just above the screen. It works like how Spotify implements it on ‘Your Library’ page. Series and films are separated, and it includes categories button to filter through your content with ease.
This last year, I’ve been leading a UI refresh to make Netflix feel more fluid, delightful, and polished.
Today, all that work shipped!
Huge thanks to @nebson and @b3ll for helping bring this to life ❤️
Details below, but try it out yourself! pic.twitter.com/cZFb7c42Fd
— Janum Trivedi (@jmtrivedi) January 16, 2023
Furthermore, switching between profiles brings new launch animations. The ‘Coming Soon’ tab is also redesigned and now called ‘What’s New’ that shows recommended content.
Former Netflix UI designer shared to Twitter a brief demo of the live update. He said he’s been leading a UI refresh since 2022 to make the Netflix app feel more fluid and polished.
He also mentioned an overview of the changes including the following:
• New billboard layout responds as you move your device, with a subtle lighting effect
• Beautiful wallpaper gradients that are created on-the-fly from the art
• A new card transition that’s fully interruptible/interactive
• New launch/profile animations, haptics, and more!
Netflix remains one of the biggest players in the video streaming scene but does make more ways to earn profits. Including its plan for an ad-based subscription and the imposing a fee for password sharing this 2023.
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