Making the movie selection process engaging
Flick is an app designed to alleviate the time sink that comes along with selecting a movie/show to watch on a streaming platform. We all have shortened attention spans due to social media, and picking out a movie can be time consuming for indecisive people. So why not have the process replicate how we scroll through social media?

Focusing on the process
The team and I focused a lot on validating our design decisions through interacting with our users (interviews, focus groups, usability studies).
Team
Tristan Phan
Grace Lemelin
Caroline Southard-Smith

Role
Lead Designer

Tools
Figma
Illustrator

Personas, Storyboards, and User Journey Maps
After conducting user interviews, focus groups, and secondary research, my team and I came up with three personas that encapsulated the issues we hoped to resolve and summarized the personalities of the individuals we met.
Lo-Fi Iterations
These initial lo-fi screens portray the main functionality of Flick, and replicate the structure of commonly utilized social media apps, such as TikTok and Instagram reels, to ensure usability through familiarity.
Hi-Fi Screens
Usability tests were conducted on the lo-fi screens to determine which features had unclear functions. The play button from the lo-fi did not convey its purpose of displaying the movie details, and was changed to an "info" icon.

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