Get ready to see a new look the next time you sit down for a Netflix binge watch.

The streaming platform is updating the look of its TV app homepage for the first time since 2013. Among the improvements are simpler navigation and better, more personalized recommendations.

First thing that subscribers would notice is the new location of the navigation menu at the top of the screen. These were previously on the left side of the homepage.

The old shortcuts for search, TV shows, movies, and profile selection will still be there, but a new “My Netflix” tab will be on the menu bar.

The Netflix Help Center describes the new tab as “a new destination for everything you’ve added to My List, titles to Continue Watching, shows and movies you watched and loved, Reminders, and more.”

More information about the title being previewed will also be displayed using “callouts” like “Emmy Award Winner” or “#1 in TV Shows.” The titles will also be displayed bigger on the homescreen.

Recommendations will also get more tailored to the viewer, as suggested content will be updated as you watch, browse and engage with titles.

Netflix says the new interface will be available starting May 19 and will roll out the new experience to more devices “over the next several months.”

Aside from the TV experience, its mobile application is also expected to integrate generative AI into its search function, and a vertical feed of clips of shows and movies for users to discover new titles.

Netflix has recently bared adjustments to its subscription prices in the Philippines following the implementation of the law imposing value-added tax (VAT) on foreign digital services.

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