Hulu Through My Eyes - A Cinematic UI Exploration (unofficial)

Hi Salma! Great designs and descriptions! I truly appreciate that you included the prompts and showed your design process so transparently.

I'd also be curious to see the 'current' version of the Hulu app to clearly showcase how it was improved. To boost your presentation, placing more emphasis on your improved screens and the 'why' behind your choices, rather than the extensive detail on the prompts and workflow, would really improve the overall balance.

Good luck,

Yuliia

Wow, such a detailed and beautiful work mate! Can't really say anything else, hope to see your next shinning star such as this one!

Very detailed project. Great job!

Great job, Salma!

Kudos for being transparent about your prompts, that’s a great touch.

Since not all users are familiar with Hulu, it might be helpful to include the original screens alongside your iterations. That way, users can easily see the differences and understand the impact of your design decisions.

Overall, a really strong project!

You did an amazing job—thank you for the clear, structured presentation. I’ve tried UXPilot too, and it needs the right approach. You found it. Your screens look modern and consistent, and your accessibility choices align with WCAG standards.

Great work—keep going, you’re doing awesome! ☺️

I'm truly impressed by the project's concept and strategic goals. You clearly articulated the "why" behind this redesign: to enhance the emotional connection and create a cinematic dark theme.

This is a fantastic start

The project looks clean and that dark, cinematic aesthetic with green accents works well. You can see consistency and a thoughtful system.

• Visual Consistency – color palette, Inter typography, information hierarchy. It holds together nicely.
• Onboarding with Genre Selection – good moment for personalization, makes business sense.
• Clarity – sections are readable, it's clear what's important.

What I'd Reconsider:

1. Navigation – check if the bottom navbar is identical everywhere (sometimes I see differences).
2. Discover vs Home – these two sections overlap functionally a bit. Maybe separate them more clearly?
3. Rating on Poster – I'm not sure if stars in the poster corner is a good idea. They might get lost visually, the standard position under the title could work better.
4. Touch Targets – make sure buttons have minimum 44x44pt on mobile.
5. Notifications – they could have subtly different visual treatment depending on type (new episode, download, etc.).

Summary:

Honestly? This is really good work, especially considering everything came from AI without editing in Figma. You're showing something important – that AI tools can be a real partner in the design process, not just a toy. Sure, in production you'd need to polish this further (spacing, edge cases, accessibility), but as exploration and proof of concept. But it's solidly done.

Most importantly – you can see YOUR thinking here. AI gave you the tool, but the research, flow, personalization concept, visual consistency – all of that comes from your head. And that's the point. This project shows you understand UX, can build a system, and aren't afraid to experiment with new tools. That's good energy for a portfolio. 🔥💪

WOW