Netflix is currently testing a major redesign of its TV app’s homepage, aiming to enhance the user experience. This new look features dynamic boxes that expand when selected, providing a more interactive and informative browsing experience compared to the traditional static tiles.

The redesigned interface centralizes information within the tile itself, offering a brief preview that automatically plays when hovering over a show or movie. Users can easily access critical details like the synopsis, release year, number of episodes, and genre without navigating through different sections.

In an interview with The Verge, Netflix’s Senior Director of Product, Pat Flemming, emphasized the goal of simplifying the browsing experience for members. The update not only focuses on visual changes but also streamlines navigation by introducing a new menu layout at the top of the screen.

The revamped menu includes tabs for search, home, shows, movies, and a new section called My Netflix. While some previous options like “Categories,” “New & Popular,” and “My List” have been removed from the main menu, users can still access them within specific tabs.

Initially tested among select subscribers using smart TVs and streaming devices, Netflix plans to roll out this redesign more broadly if successful. The goal is to make it easier for viewers to find content that suits their preferences seamlessly.