Video players

A big screen with the episode list beside it, like a streaming service. Pick an episode and it plays straight away; it can carry on to the next one by itself.

• Computer: the list sits beside the screen at the same height and scrolls on its own, so the page never gets longer.
• Phone: the screen runs edge to edge and stays pinned under the header while you scroll the list, like the YouTube app.

Episodes as large frames in a row you slide through, with a ruler of every episode underneath, one mark per episode, grouped by season. Drag along the ruler to flick through the whole series.

• Computer: the frame in the middle is lit, its neighbours wait at the sides; arrows or the arrow keys move along.
• Phone: swipe the frames with your thumb, or drag the ruler to jump a whole season in one move.

Each season is one shelf of thumbnails. Choosing one dims the page and opens a cinema view: the film large, with what plays next underneath. Closing it puts you back where you were.

• Computer: two shelves take the room of one, whatever the number of episodes; arrows slide each shelf.
• Phone: the cinema view fills the screen; swipe the title left or right for the next or previous episode.

A project with only one video gets this screen on its own, whichever player is chosen.