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As Netflix users rage against ‘absolute trash’ UI redesign, the streaming giant claims people actually like it

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  • Netflix has defended the streaming service’s first big UI refresh in 12 years
  • Fans have vented their fury over the homepage layout’s unnecessary changes
  • Netflix claims people quietly prefer the updated version

Netflix has defended the platform’s first major user interface (UI) redesign in 12 years – and has even claimed the majority of people prefer it to the old landing page’s layout.

Per The Hollywood Reporter (THR), Netflix has suggested fans actually prefer the streaming’s new look compared to the old one. As THR’s article reveals, Netflix says its internal data, plus the year-long beta test it conducted ahead of the new layout going live, vindicates the entertainment behemoth’s decision to overhaul its service’s UI.

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