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But the UX of the current rating system sucks. Rating stars are very small and you have to hover them to know you can rate. Only if you watch a movie to the ver
by flaviojuvenal 10y ago
But the UX of the current rating system sucks. Rating stars are very small and you have to hover them to know you can rate. Only if you watch a movie to the very end you will see a clearer rating functionality, but even then you have few seconds to use.
I bet many new users don't even know they can rate. I wonder if people aren't rating much because the UX sucks, not because it's a 5-star system.
- poof_he_is_gone 10y agoThe UX on their web app may have this issue, but they have different methods for rating across their platforms. Some are easier than others.
- Ambroos 10y agoWhat bothers me is that once you rated something you can't unrate it, or see what the public rating is.
- ZeroGravitas 10y agoI believe what they display is just a guess at how much you will like it (based on people with similar viewing/rating histories), not a public rating as such, so once you've actually rated it, there's very little reason to show the other figure.
- Ambroos 10y agoWait, really? Damn, that explains why I love literally every 5-star-rated thing they serve me!
- recursive 10y agoI don't believe you can ever see a public rating. Before you rate a title, you can see netflix's prediction of what you will rate it, but that's not public.