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Design a video streaming application tailored for seniors.

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Basic accessibility-aware product design for a specific demographic, focusing on usability constraints rather than content curation alone.

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  1. Identify the constraints for seniors: potential vision or hearing limitations, lower comfort with complex navigation, and a preference for familiar, easy content discovery.
  2. Propose interface changes: larger text and buttons, simplified navigation with fewer nested menus, and voice search as an alternative to typing.
  3. Propose content-side changes: curated, easy-to-browse categories (classic films, familiar genres) rather than an overwhelming algorithmic grid.
  4. Address remote-control or input simplicity, since many seniors use TVs with basic remotes, so the app must work well with minimal, large button navigation.
  5. Define success as session completion rate (starting and finishing a video without abandoning) and reduced support-contact rate as a guardrail.

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