On a streaming library, cross-device resume gets tricky when two sessions update the same progress. Are you storing playback position per profile with a last-updated timestamp?
hi - great question but our solution is a little different. We don't stream content, just make it easier for folks to find what to watch (alone or with a group) and then give them a great UI to keep track of their Watchlists across devices.
Got it — the product is about discovery and shared watchlists, not playback. In that case, keeping list changes in sync across devices is probably the key detail, especially when people use a group watchlist together.
Yes - but one of the things I like most about the app is it allows multiple users to have their own Watchlist on the same streaming device. No more sharing a single list with your partner, roommates or kids. Everyone gets to have their own!
An interaction study for Mare’s collection feed, exploring how to make groups legible within a dense, mixed-format archive.
The layout preserves image proportions and integrates collection labels into the packing system. On hover, image-derived gradients establish the collection boundary, while subtle displacement creates space around the active group without changing its position or scale.
The motion studies isolate assembly, packing, colour and proximity, using real collection content to examine timing, spatial continuity and hover behaviour.
Love how you preserved image proportions while keeping the labels integrated into the packing system. The image-derived gradients on hover is a smart way to establish grouping without adding extra UI. Really thoughtful interaction study!