Prime Video emphasizes visually engaging, with dynamic tiles, hover states, and interactive trailers. It prioritizes content discovery through immersive visuals, making it fun but potentially overwhelming for our older user base.
YouTube TV has a straightforward UI with minimal CTAs, relying on its robust search and filtering system for content discovery. While it’s functional, it lacks visual appeal and contextual cues, making the experience a bit flat.
Hulu provides strong visuals and preset content sections, but lacks detailed filters. The navigation bar is intuitive, making it easy to jump between pages, but it could be more consistent across the site.
Crunchyroll offers a content-heavy, visually dynamic interface with lots of interactive hover states and varied tile formats. While, the filtering options are limited, they're satisfactory, contributing to an enjoyable, engaging experience.
Peacock’s landing page prioritizes essentials, but the interface is text-heavy and visually inconsistent. Additionally, the different browsing pages lack uniformity, with significant differences in layout and design.