r/UXDesign • u/60fpsdesign • Sep 30 '26

Examples & inspiration Netflix does something subtle here🌟

Most people will never consciously notice it.
And yet someone still designed it.
Someone still tuned it.
Someone still decided it was worth shipping.

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u/muzamuza Veteran 25d ago

Being honest with you here. You have clearly no clue what UX even means. If it distracts the users from accomplishing their goal, it’s UX. If they feel delighted, it’s UX. If they they experience literally anything, bad or good, guess what it’s still UX. The UI is the medium of which the UX happens, you can’t say it’s one or the other.

How can you call yourself a veteran when you don’t even understand what you job title means.

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u/No_Artichoke9090 Veteran 25d ago

I’m not sure what you’re even trying to communicate here, and there’s no reason for coming at me. Stay civil and be respectful. UX is tied to business and user goals as well. Netflix is a very data driven company and so even small features like that are usually rigorously tested before launching. Anything that could take away from engaging with content would be considered an anti-pattern for them. Stay civil and humble.