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Storytel strips its interface back for younger users with a dedicated child mode. Our UX Bites cover how mode-based changes cut cognitive load in the app.
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Child mode hides filters and notifications, leaving a simpler interface for younger users
Modes let one app serve very different audiences without watering down either
Removing features is the design decision here: fewer options, less distraction
Last updated: 27/08/2026
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