Multi-level navigation for media content

1. A computer-implemented method comprising:

providing a plurality of media content groups, wherein each media content group comprises a plurality of media content items;

providing a plurality of group indicators, wherein each group indicator corresponds with one of the plurality of media content groups;

providing a first navigational path linking the plurality of group indicators sequentially and facilitated by a user gesture of a first type;

providing, for each media content group, a second navigational path linking the plurality of media content items of the corresponding media content group sequentially and facilitated by a user gesture of a second type;

providing, for each of the plurality of media content items, an additional navigational path linking the media content item to a group indicator of at least one of the plurality of group indicators and facilitated by a user gesture of a third type;

presenting, to a user, a graphical user interface that facilitates access to a subset of the plurality of media content groups comprising at least a first media content group; and

providing, for each media content group, a group entry point linking to one of the plurality of media content items of the corresponding media content group, wherein the group entry point for each media content group is employable, via a user gesture, from the group indicator for the corresponding media content group and from any of the plurality of media content items of a preceding media content group.

2. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the group entry point for each media content group is further employable: from any of the media content items of a following media content group.

3. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , further comprising:

altering, in response to a new media content item being added to one of the plurality of media content groups, the second navigational path of the corresponding media content group to include the new media content item.

4. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , further comprising:

presenting, via the graphical user interface in response to a user navigating from a media content item of the first media content group to a media content item of a second media content group using a group entry point of the second media content group, an indication that the second media content group is being entered.

5. The computer-implemented method of claim 4 , further comprising:

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, a return navigational link from each of the media content items of the corresponding media content group to the group indicator; and

facilitating procession along the return navigational link by swiping along a first direction of the graphical user interface.

6. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein:

the first media content group of the plurality of media content groups is available for access to a first group of users and a second media content group of the plurality of media content groups is available for access to a second group of users; and

a membership of the first group of users is different from a membership of the second group of users.

7. The computer-implemented method of claim 6 , further comprising:

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, an item overview for each media content item of the corresponding media content group that includes information describing at least one aspect of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, a group overview entry point linking to one of the item overviews of the media content items of the corresponding media content group, wherein the group overview entry point links to an item overview of a same media content item of the corresponding media content group as the group entry point of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, a third navigational path linking the item overviews of the corresponding media content group sequentially, as specified by an order of the media content items of the corresponding media content group indicated by the second navigational path of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for each media content item, a media content item link linking each corresponding media content item with its corresponding item overview; and

wherein presenting the graphical user interface further comprises facilitating access to the item overviews using the third navigational paths, the group overview entry points, and the media content item links.

8. The computer-implemented method of claim 7 , wherein the group overview entry point for the first media content group and the group overview entry point for the second media content group are employable from the group indicator for the corresponding media content group.

9. The computer-implemented method of claim 7 , wherein the group overview entry point for the first media content group and the group overview entry point for the second media content group are employable from any of the item overviews of a preceding media content group.

10. The computer-implemented method of claim 7 , wherein the group overview entry point for the first media content group and the group overview entry point for the second media content group are employable from any of the item overviews of a following media content group.

11. The computer-implemented method of claim 7 , further comprising:

presenting, via the graphical user interface in response to a user navigating from an item overview of the first media content group to an item overview of the second media content group using the group overview entry point of the second media content group, an indication that the second media content group is being entered.

12. The computer-implemented method of claim 7 , further comprising:

facilitating procession along the third navigational path by swiping along a second direction of the graphical user interface.

13. The computer-implemented method of claim 12 , wherein the user gesture of the first type is a vertical swipe, the user gesture of the second type is horizontal swipe, and the user gesture of the third type is a tap.

14. The computer-implemented method of claim 12 , further comprising:

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, a return navigational link from each of the item overviews of the corresponding media content group to the group indicator; and

facilitating procession along the return navigational link by swiping along a first direction of the graphical user interface.

15. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein none of the plurality of media content items of the corresponding media content group are simultaneously visible or aligned along a first direction in the graphical user interface during procession along the second navigational path.

16. A system comprising:

a user interface subsystem;

at least one physical processor; and

physical memory comprising computer-executable instructions that, when executed by the at least one physical processor, cause the at least one physical processor to perform operations comprising:

providing a plurality of media content groups, wherein each media content group comprises a plurality of media content items;

providing a plurality of group indicators, wherein each group indicator corresponds with one of the plurality of media content groups;

providing a first navigational path linking the plurality of group indicators sequentially and facilitated by a user gesture of a first type;

providing, for each media content group, a second navigational path linking the plurality of media content items of the corresponding media content group sequentially and facilitated by a user gesture of a second type;

providing, for each of the plurality of media content items, an additional navigational path linking the media content item to a group indicator of at least one of the plurality of group indicators and facilitated by a user gesture of a third type;

presenting, by the user interface subsystem to a user, a graphical user interface that facilitates access to a subset of the plurality of media content groups comprising at least a first media content group; and

providing, for each media content group, a group entry point linking to one of the plurality of media content items of the corresponding media content group, wherein the group entry point for each media content group is employable, via a user gesture, from the group indicator for the corresponding media content group and from any of the plurality of media content items of a preceding media content group.

17. The system of claim 16 , wherein the first media content group of the plurality of media content groups is available for access to a first group of users and a second media content group of the plurality of media content groups is available for access to a second group of users and a membership of the first group of users is different from a membership of the second group of users and the operations further comprise:

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, an item overview for each media content item of the corresponding media content group that includes information describing at least one aspect of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, a group overview entry point linking to one of the item overviews of the media content items of the corresponding media content group, wherein the group overview entry point links to an item overview of a same media content item of the corresponding media content group as the group entry point of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, a third navigational path linking the item overviews of the corresponding media content group sequentially, as specified by an order of the media content items of the corresponding media content group indicated by the second navigational path of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for each media content item, a media content item link linking the corresponding media content item with its corresponding item overview; and

wherein presenting the graphical user interface further comprises facilitating access to the item overviews of the corresponding media content group using the third navigational paths, the group overview entry points, and the media content item links.

18. A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising one or more computer-executable instructions that, when executed by at least one processor of a computing device, cause the computing device to perform operations comprising:

providing a plurality of media content groups, wherein each media content group comprises a plurality of media content items;

providing a plurality of group indicators, wherein each group indicator corresponds with one of the plurality of media content groups;

providing a first navigational path linking the plurality of group indicators sequentially and facilitated by a user gesture of a first type;

providing, for each media content group, a second navigational path linking the plurality of media content items of the corresponding media content group sequentially and facilitated by a user gesture of a second type;

providing, for each of the plurality of media content items, an additional navigational path linking the media content item to a group indicator of at least one of the plurality of group indicators and facilitated by a user gesture of a third type;

presenting, to a user, a graphical user interface that facilitates access to a subset of the plurality of media content groups comprising at least a first media content group; and

providing, for each media content group, a group entry point linking to one of the plurality of media content items of the corresponding media content group, wherein the group entry point for each media content group is employable, via a user gesture, from the group indicator for the corresponding media content group and from any of the plurality of media content items of a preceding media content group.

19. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 18 , wherein the first media content group of the plurality of media content groups is available for access to a first group of users and a second media content group of the plurality of media content groups is available for access to a second group of users and a membership of the first group of users is different from a membership of the second group of users and the operations further comprise:

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, an item overview for each media content item of the corresponding media content group that includes information describing at least one aspect of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, a group overview entry point linking to one of the item overviews of the media content items of the corresponding media content group, wherein the group overview entry point links to an item overview of a same media content item of the corresponding media content group as the group entry point of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for the first media content group and the second media content group, a third navigational path linking the item overviews of the corresponding media content group sequentially, as specified by an order of the media content items of the corresponding media content group indicated by the second navigational path of the corresponding media content group;

providing, for each media content item, a media content item link linking the corresponding media content item with its corresponding item overview; and

wherein presenting the graphical user interface further comprises facilitating access to the item overviews of the corresponding media content group using the third navigational paths, the group overview entry points, and the media content item links.