Remote-ready navigation
Define focus behavior for menus, catalogs, forms, overlays and playback controls so every main journey works with the remote.
Develop an LG webOS TV experience with remote navigation, playback and account flows shaped around your product and the television models you plan to support.


Who this is for
Technical approach
The app is packaged for the webOS TV runtime and needs to account for the platform's input, lifecycle, media and distribution requirements. The supported model range should guide both implementation and verification.
Project capabilities
Define focus behavior for menus, catalogs, forms, overlays and playback controls so every main journey works with the remote.
Integrate the TV client with the catalog, authentication, access rules and playback interfaces already required by the service.
Identify webOS-specific lifecycle, device and media requirements early, with unsupported behavior and fallbacks documented.
Use SDK tooling during development and verify the release candidate against representative physical LG TV models.
Project process
Agree on regions, webOS versions, device coverage, media requirements and distribution responsibilities.
Design focus order and recovery for the key viewing and account journeys.
Implement the TV application and integrate the product services needed for launch.
Check remote operation, playback, lifecycle and error handling, then prepare release materials.
Questions
Shared business rules and API clients can often be reused. Input, lifecycle, media and packaging behavior require platform-specific implementation and testing.
Choose them from customer usage, launch regions, required APIs and the team's ability to test. Record the model and software versions in the acceptance matrix.
Remote-only navigation, sign-in, playback and recovery, app resume, supported media, package behavior and the current store requirements.
Explore the connected platform work and implementation notes.
Share your target devices, product requirements and existing systems to scope the next step.