#dividecontentintosmallchunks

YouTube needs to be schooled in content division. Sure, you can specify the type of videos you want to see, but that doesn't stop YouTube from showing a bajillion videos of differing types that you are expected to sort through.

Disney+ is a fairly decent example of this, as most of its very extensive catalog is split into the Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, or National Geographic sections. From there, the cinema is further separated by series, genre, and even characters.

To make it easier on the viewer, divide your content into smaller chunks of content. This makes it easier to both arrange and organize the information, as well as easier for the viewer to digest. Gmail acts as a perfect example of this, as the various streams of information you get are naturally divided into the Inbox, Archive, Sent, Starred, Spam, Drafts, & Trash icons. But then, they can be further broken down into labels that you can set to automatically apply to certain kinds of emails. Additionally, you can create mini-inboxes on the righthand side with their own custom filters.