The new interface to Hulu has been hailed as a significant step forward. The user-friendly and intuitive design of the new interface will make it easier to access all of the features of the service. The app is also compatible with most Windows devices, so it shouldn't pose too many problems if you use it on an older device. There are two different types of UI for this content provider. The free version is designed to be simple and easy to use, and the free version offers a lot of features that the paid version can't.

The new interface will include a grid view and vertically-layout collections. This will make the navigation of the site easier. Users can also search by genre and browse through the content by using the drop-down menu. The redesign is expected to roll out to other platforms over the summer. The new interface will launch on Roku and Apple TV devices on Wednesday. Other platforms are planned for later in the year. If you're not already familiar with the new interface, here are some things you should know.

Hulu has revamped its interface to make it more intuitive to use. Instead of confusing user interface, Hulu has removed unwieldy content categories and a mysterious top-shelf icon. The new interface features a tile-based layout and a gradient color scheme that encourages users to pause scrolling. The new interface also features a recommendation system that turns on based on viewing history and user preferences.