1) D+ is still quite young. Optimizing UIs in this space seems to takes time, going by other development of other services. 2) These are not breaking problems.

1) D+ is still quite young. Optimizing UIs in this space seems to takes time, going by other development of other services. 2) These are not breaking problems. They are annoying, and for technical people probably more than for casual users. But they are not on a level which will reach major attention. 3) D+ is a streaming-service, so they care more about quality of video. And even there they fail pretty often. For such a big company, it's quite surprising how much they still need to learn. > but I doubt that Disney+'s interface is intuitive to anyone. No, it is. On surface, it's a copy of Netflix and Amazon Video, so people have no problem using it, because they know the routine.