Managing preferences
Inspecting and changing user-configurable app preferences. Merely opening a menu is not proof that preferences were explored. Study captured mobile app examples for UI/UX research.
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BookMyShow: Account settings
Open the account menu from the home header, walk through everything tied to the account, then open Account & Settings to check the saved city, ticket delivery mode and booking preferences and see the session controls.
Cricbuzz: App preferences
Open App Settings from the account hub and read the current theme, data-saver, video and notification preferences, including that notifications are switched off at the master toggle.
Inshorts: Choose news topics
Open content preferences, mark Education as interesting, save it, and confirm the choice persists.
Inshorts: Change the reading text size
Open text-size settings, switch from Default to Large, and verify the same feed story re-renders larger.
ixigo: Review notifications
ixigo opens through its branded splash and launch promotion, then settles on the signed-in travel home. Open the account menu and Settings to inspect notification controls. Android notification management shows Allow notifications still off; the system control was not changed.
JioSaavn: Explicit content filter
Open Settings, switch the explicit-content filter on, and see the queue-clearing consequence and saved value.
Pocket FM: Change language
From the home feed, open the profile area, change the audio language your series are voiced in from English to Hindi, save it, watch the feed reload with Hindi recommendations and read the saved value back on the settings row with the app language left untouched.