Role:
User Research
Team:
Independent Project !
Timeline:
February 2024 - May 2024
Course Flow: Overcomplicated structure made learning difficult.
Test Center: Its absence left users unable to gauge their progress.
Insight
This feature bridges the gap between physical and virtual movie nights, enabling users to stay connected and enjoy movies together—no third-party tools required. By incorporating social features directly into Netflix, the platform becomes more immersive and user-friendly.
I explored various layouts and entry points for the Watch Party feature, ensuring it would be easy to find and use from both the home screen and individual content pages. I tested different flows and refined designs based on user feedback, aiming for a balance between functionality and user experience.
Logo: Feedback from managers guided the logo redesign to better reflect AlgoLink’s values and mission.
Course Dashboard: I brainstormed layouts and researched best practices in existing course platforms.
Test Center: I sketched initial ideas and tested flows to ensure ease of use.
Conclusion
This feature bridges the gap between physical and virtual movie nights, enabling users to stay connected and enjoy movies together—no third-party tools required. By incorporating social features directly into Netflix, the platform becomes more immersive and user-friendly.
Reflection + Future Trajectory
This project highlighted the importance of seamless integration and user-centered design. Moving forward, I plan to expand social features based on user needs, ensuring that any additions complement Netflix’s core viewing experience without causing disruption.