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Facebook’s updated video player offers a consistent design for Reels, longer videos, and Live content in fullscreen mode. It includes new controls, improved video recommendations, and the ability to switch between vertical and horizontal viewing. The release is initially for iOS and Android in the US and Canada, with a global rollout to follow. Full Read
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Viewers are increasingly using their TVs to watch YouTube, creating a unique challenge: How to maintain a video-centric experience while integrating interactive elements. YouTube’s new design aims to strike a balance by keeping the video front and center while enabling access to features like comments, video descriptions, and live scores. The design also prioritizes simplicity and user feedback. Full Read
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Facebook continues to heavily invest in video, offering easier editing tools for Reels and long-form videos, including seamless audio integration and HDR support. The Video tab serves as a one-stop shop for all video content, with a personalized feed and horizontal-scroll Reels sections. Explore allows users to discover popular video topics, while Instagram Reels can now be accessed and commented… Full Read
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