METHODS, SYSTEMS, AND MEDIA FOR NAVIGATING A USER INTERFACE USING DIRECTIONAL CONTROLS

摘要

Methods, systems, and media for navigating a user interface are provided. In some embodiments, methods for navigating a user interface is provided, the method comprising: causing a user interface to be presented including media identifiers that correspond media assets; causing the media identifiers to be arranged along a first direction; causing a first media identifier at a first position to be highlighted; causing a menu element to be presented at a first menu position associated with the first media identifier; receiving an instruction from a user input device to navigate to a next element along the first direction; causing a second media identifier next to the first position to be highlighted in response to receiving the instruction; causing the menu element to be presented at a second menu position associated with the second media identifier; and inhibiting presentation of the menu element at the first menu position.

主权项

1. A method for navigating a user interface, the method comprising:
causing, using a hardware processor, a user interface to be presented that includes a plurality of media identifier elements each corresponding to a media asset of a plurality of media assets; causing the plurality of media identifier elements to be arranged along a first direction from a first position of the user interface to a second position of the user interface; causing a first media identifier element at the first position to be highlighted from among the plurality of media identifier elements; causing a menu element to be presented at a first menu position associated with the first media identifier element at the first position; receiving an instruction from a user input device to navigate to a next element along the first direction; causing a second media identifier element at a third position of the user interface next to the first position along the first direction to be highlighted in response to receiving the instruction; causing the menu element to be presented at a second menu position associated with the second media identifier element; and inhibiting presentation of the menu element at the first menu position.