Starflix: Entertainment Website
"Watch All Your Favorite Shows With One Click!"
Starfox is an Entertainment Website for streaming and downloading movies and series. I used dark colours to set up a cinematic type of mood.
Using my own experience and that of my family for research, and usability testing.
I ensured that the distinction between the movies and series categories are subtle but clear at a glance. I also used simple font selections, and 4 colours to minimize clashes but also give a nice splash.
In this search page I brought a selection to main focus so the user can browse based on their recent searches. Each cars shows the show's rating, and name, with an option to watch the trailer or add to a list. This helps users spend less time searching for something to watch, or getting bored when nothing comes to mind, meaning less frustration.
On the Profile page, I gave it a bit of casual, fun look. The menu options are clear and concise, and the first thing the user will see is their profile and any members on their plan. I added a community for movie reviews and recommendations to increase website engagement.
Feedback is much appreciated. I post on Dribble too, so you can see my designs there.
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Solid work mate! Only small thing to keep in mind is that the content you present, I see that footer section still has placeholder there. Looking forward to your next project, cheers!
Hi Nmesoma,
I’ve had the opportunity to review your submission and I’d like to share some feedback:
What You Did Well:
- The dark background combined with the immersive image on top creates a visually appealing and engaging design.
- The card images are clear, visually balanced and easy on the eyes.
- You’ve successfully highlighted and covered all the relevant content categories, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
Areas for Improvement:
- There are some inconsistencies in the spacing between the cards and the category titles, along with noticeable text alignment issues.
- Differentiating the font sizes for titles and descriptions could enhance the visual hierarchy and readability.
- The left and right arrow buttons might be more intuitive if positioned parallel to the category title, rather than at the bottom, to avoid confusion.
- Accessibility can be improved by ensuring consistent button and navigation colors, making the interface more user-friendly and inclusive.
Final Thoughts:
You’ve made excellent progress, and with these small adjustments, your design can offer an even better user experience. Keep up the great work—your efforts truly shine!
The design has a dark and somewhat moody aesthetic, which might appeal to a specific audience. The layout is generally well-organized with clear sections, but it could benefit from a touch more vibrancy or contrast to make it more visually engaging.
While the design offers a good foundation, some areas could be improved. The navigation could be more user-friendly, especially on larger screens. Additionally, the content discoverability features could be enhanced with personalized recommendations, filters, and a search bar.
I had the chance to explore your design, and I’m really impressed by the overall progress you've made. There’s a lot to appreciate, and with a few tweaks, your UI could truly stand out in terms of both aesthetics and usability. Here’s a breakdown of what’s working well and where there’s room for improvement:
What’s Working Well:
The use of a dark background paired with a captivating image creates a visually striking and engaging design.
The card images are sharp, well-balanced, and visually pleasant, making them easy to focus on.
You've done a great job of covering all the necessary content categories, ensuring everything is well represented.
Opportunities for Improvement:
There are slight inconsistencies in spacing between the cards and their category titles, and some text alignment could be improved.
Enhancing the contrast between font sizes for titles and descriptions could improve the clarity and overall structure of the content.
The positioning of the left and right arrow buttons could be more intuitive if they were aligned with the category title instead of placed at the bottom.
To improve accessibility, maintaining consistent button and navigation colors would make the interface more approachable and inclusive.
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