#netflix app

Netflix is giving its mobile app a major refresh, headlined by a new vertical video feed called Clips designed to make content discovery faster and more engaging on smartphones. The update delivers a new mobile interface that enables users to navigate through the app more easily while experiencing a visual browsing system that meets their needs as mobile users. Netflix says future updates will expand Clips to include podcasts, live programming, and genre-based collections for easier browsing. With the move, Netflix is leaning further into mobile-first viewing habits, aiming to make discovering content as entertaining as watching it. Netflix is rolling out an update that brings refreshed user interface to its iPhone app. Designers at Netflix is thoughtful enough to keep the home page familiar. [caption id="attachment_325550" align="alignnone" width="1280"] Netflix for iPhone's new home page | Image/ Janum Trivedi[/caption] There are even more gradients to be seen. The subtle glass effect is now applied on the navigation bar and the upper part of the home page.  The 'wallpaper gradient' now matches the colors of the poster art. Read more in our articles including "Netflix introduces Vertical Video on app" and "Netflix for iPhone gets a visual refresh: more fluidity and gradients".