Q:I'm interested in finding out more about your "video card"... how did you come up with it? How's it different than what's on YouTube?

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Thanks for the question! Our video card is centered around the idea that the best video experience for our users is also the most personal experience. This means the video card should have information about who is enjoying a video and how they’re interacting with it it, rather than more impersonal information like number of views or a stream of comments from people you don’t know.

Video Card + Uninterrupted Playback Every so often, we’d like to show off a small bit of what we’ve been working on, so you can know what to expect when Shelby is back up. I recently posted the image of our new “video card” to Dribbble. We wanted to unclutter your Stream, yet still let you interact.  The video card achieves this goal by aggregating information, providing context, and allowing you to Like, Comment, save, or share the video without disctracting from the viewing experience. What do you think? - Vincent, Product Designer
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Video Card + Uninterrupted Playback

Every so often, we’d like to show off a small bit of what we’ve been working on, so you can know what to expect when Shelby is back up. I recently posted the image of our new “video card” to Dribbble.

We wanted to unclutter your Stream, yet still let you interact.  The video card achieves this goal by aggregating information, providing context, and allowing you to Like, Comment, save, or share the video without disctracting from the viewing experience.

What do you think?

- Vincent, Product Designer

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