New TV tested Netflix The interface menu moves from the sidebar to the top and title cards automatically zoom in for preview.
Updated Netflix The interface is already being tested, and they are investigating how it will be received by a small group of smart TV or other TV users, and whether further changes are needed.
Essentially unchanged since 2018 Netflix The UI sidebar menu will disappear as a result of the expected major shift, and will be replaced by a top menu with fewer tabs.
Known for mobile devicesMy NetflixTVs are expanded with ear. The top menu can be accessed by swiping to the top or simply by tapping the back button on the remote.
the Netflix When navigating between the title cards in the middle of the screen in the TV app, all program and trailer information is now displayed at the top of the screen.
In the redesigned TV app, you can hover over a show or movie to reveal additional information, metadata, and a preview.
the In a report by The Verge Pat Flemingthe Netflix “We often see members exercising their eyes by examining the home experience,” says the product manager. “We really wanted it to be easier for members to know if a title is right for them.”
The user interface has been redesigned after a Netflix It began expanding its catalog with mobile games and live sports broadcasts as well as films, series, documentaries and other video entertainment.
Pat Fleming Depending on whether the test worked well, a Netflix It will be rolled out to most subscribers with the new interface in the “coming months and quarters.”
However, not all TVs can handle the new interface, which explains the cause of the problem Netflix An application that has already been updated in the software, for example From older Apple TVs and Sony TVs.
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