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Streaming movies and TV
Disney+ launched looking a lot like Netflix. Our case study picks apart its sign-up and streaming experience to see where copying the market leader helps and where it hurts.
Key takeaways from 1 Case Study
Disney+ borrows Netflix's browsing patterns, so subscribers arrive already knowing the interface
Mirroring the category leader cuts the learning curve, but costs Disney+ its distinctiveness
The case study compares both sign-up flows to find friction hiding in near-identical screens
If it looks like Netflix, talks like Netflix and quacks like Netflix, is it a duck? Wait, no, is it Netflix?
If features can be coded in minutes, thoughtful design is what wins
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