How do I start a channel on Roku?

The initial step in publishing a Roku channel involves packaging it thoroughly to ensure all necessary files and components are included. This is crucial for a smooth submission and approval process.

Following the Design and User Experience Guidelines is essential for creating an engaging and user-friendly Roku channel. By adhering to these guidelines, developers can create a visually appealing and intuitive interface that enhances the overall viewing experience.

Prior to submitting the channel for certification, it's important to thoroughly review the Pre-certification Check List. This list outlines key requirements and best practices that must be met in order for the channel to be considered for publication.

To make the channel available to Roku users, developers must select the 'Public' option during the creation process. This step ensures that the channel is visible and accessible within the Roku platform.

After selecting the 'Public' option, the next step involves uploading the packaged channel to Roku's platform. This includes all the necessary files and components that make up the channel, ensuring it is ready for review and certification.