Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable media are described for modifying or updating a user interface. In some examples, systems, methods, and computer readable media include receiving, via an operator console on an operator system, one or more inputs for a template for a user interface, generating, based on the one or more inputs, the template for the user interface, and generating, based on the template, a plurality of designs for the user interface, wherein each design in the plurality of designs is associated with an interface profile.

Abstract: A method of operating a content management includes collecting or receiving data which relates to a user's behavior when using a digital content catalogue, and prior to the consumption of a content item. This collected or received data is processed and analyzed to create a data table which may be used to demonstrate to a content manager which items in the digital content catalogue are most difficult to discover in order that the catalogue be re-ordered appropriately. In this way, user behavior may be used to optimize digital content management systems. Once it is known, for a given digital content item, how discoverable, or indeed undiscoverable it is based on a user's behavior prior to consuming the content item, that item may be promoted to a more prominent location in the catalogue, or relocated to a different location so as to allow a user to more easily locate it.