Wireframing for Video Streaming Service
I adopted the organization of suggestions in a way that the user is accustomed to, in addition to the possibility of hiding the unwanted part for the user to reduce distraction on the video page if he wants, with a ready-made filter. If he is looking for a specific category, he can find it with one click.
The presence of filtering helps watch safely because some viewers are afraid to watch certain films due to the bold scenes in them, especially in the presence of children.
I devoted part of the filtering to this problem specifically, with the addition of a warning and it will occur twenty seconds before the scene.
Reviews
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That's a decent start for a video streaming platform! The wireframes are pretty straightforward, and the detailed filters are a great way to help users minimize the options.
However, there are a few areas for improvement:
- Giving more thought to the "Hide" option. What if users click it accidentally? How can they see these suggestions again?
- Checking the spelling of texts. It may seem like a tiny issue, but it creates an impression.
- Reviewing the alignment, composition, and spacing of UI elements.
- Adding annotations to the wireframes would be beneficial. Wireframes usually require annotations because these are not final designs, and placeholders or unclear elements can confuse those who review them, whether they are experts (like us), team members, or clients.
Keep up the great work!
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