Wireframing for Video Streaming Service
Design Scenario
As part of a personal UX/UI design challenge, I imagined myself as a member of the product team at a fictional video streaming platform. My role was to design a mobile application that stands out with unique features, balancing both entertainment and user interaction.
Project Goal
The aim was to create a modern, intuitive video streaming experience that not only allows users to watch movies easily, but also engages them through personalized dashboards, community features, and smart content discovery tools.
To accomplish this, I focused on:
- Building a clear and immersive home page experience
- Designing intuitive navigation and interaction flows
- Creating space for user engagement through reviews, likes, and achievements
- Offering flexibility via settings, watchlists, and language preferences
Through this project, I aimed to rethink how users interact with streaming platforms — not just as viewers, but as active participants in a digital entertainment community.
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Nice work! It's clear that you put a lot of thought into lots of user journeys throughout the application and the idea of making a community component to it is something different and may make the application more enticing. Something I would like to add on the download page, is the ability to delete multiple videos at a time from the offline list. Its likely I watch 5 episodes in a row then afterwards I want to remove all 5 from my offline list. On the page for the movie, in your wireframe the example as The Godfather, you have a section called "Tags". To make it simpler for users to understand maybe rename that to "Genres" or "categories" as tags is more of a term used for website taxonomy than it is on video streaming apps. The community section provides something unique, and movie and series lovers can have discussions there and this is another way to keep people on the app and engaged. Nice idea! Overall great work, with a lot of thought and effort and the wireframes communicate your ideas perfectly.
Ceyhun, I see you’re getting along with your teammates at a fictional streaming platform here 😀 I think you’re achieving all the project goals; it’s framed nicely. I just feel there are sections that are too cramped and could use a little breathing room:
- In the video download page, for each video card, why not add a bit of space between the video and the divider line? This way, it’ll have the same proportion as the top margin. Alternatively, it might be safe to remove the line completely, as the natural space between video cards serves as a divider itself, similar to what you created for the “Maybe You Like” section.
- The button pills in “Tags” and “Category Tabs” already have more room to breathe. I’m curious why you don’t give the same treatment to the button pills in “Sort & Filter”? Users might need it to be easier to scan, especially since this feature will have lots of content/text.
- I think it’s better to limit the visible reviews in the “Latest Reviews” section on the Community page to only 150-200 characters. You already provide the visual cue “See more” to indicate that users can read more if they want. You can still place the “engagement options” aligned with the video posters but add some white space after the review itself.
I know Steve Krug said, “Don’t make me (the user) think,” and it’s better to make the obvious visible. I’m still debating this with myself 😆 but I wonder if you can remove the text from the “Bottom Navigation Bar” to make it icon-only. The reason being UI cleanliness. If applicable, you might want to explore more for the Community icon; without anchor text, users might misinterpret it as a chat feature. Not too sure but it’s probably worth considering.
Ceyhun, really thoughtful wireframes with a nice community angle — maybe just give some screens a bit more breathing room, but overall it’s a solid and engaging concept!
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This looks go well designed and thought through! Great Job!
Great job! The wireframes show clear thought in mapping user flows. I especially liked the community aspect — it adds a unique layer of engagement. One suggestion: on the download page, maybe allow deleting multiple videos at once. Also, consider renaming "Tags" to "Genres" for better clarity. Overall, clean work and strong concept!
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