Empowering users to manage media with videri’s New iOS APP

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The current app lacks collaboration from a dedicated design team or design process, making it exclusive to internal employees only. This limitation affects our clients who heavily depend on our account managers to create and manage media.

This significantly impacts our company as it prevents us from gathering valuable data and insights, diminishes our brand presence and trust, risks portraying us as outdated, and puts us at a disadvantage compared to our competitors, potentially resulting in missed opportunities

But First.

What is Videri?

Is digital signage company that lets you create jaw-dropping experiences that stop traffic and engage audiences.

Exploring Videri Key Features

Canvases

Beautiful, high-impact, simple, and scalable.
It's our distinctive approach to referring to screens

The Curator

It’s iOS app in charge of what shows up on the screens.

Orchestration

Its the technology that allows us to display content in the canvases we want.

Goal: Strengthening Videri with an open-access iOS app for media management solution

The stakeholders interviews helped me capture what was the vision behind their motives.
The team wanted to create a visual experience from every angle possible with the new app.

The goals were clear. make it fun, it’s about playing and having an experience.
at the beginning the project was lacking some direction until the CEO stepped and provided real and tangible goals

“At Videri we create experiences that transcends human consciousness”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research


Understanding Our Capabilities and Defining User Flows through a series of wireframes and iterations.

Designing around 11 rounds of iterations gave us a clear and better understanding of how the app can be structured.

Content / Whimfall — Playlists — Add to canvas — Scheduling — Orchestration —Provisioning — Canvas detailed page

Activities and outputs

Whimfall: Displaying Videos, apps and images in different orientations using infinite scroll.

Finding the best combination to show portrait, landscape and square content.
The team wanted to create a visual experience that allows user to explore different asset types .


“Portrait, Landscape and square Orientations”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research.

Orientations by type

Content/assets would be organized by orientations type

All Type of Orientations

all orientations asset types would fall under an infinite scroll.

Orientation types by Rows

Horizontal scrolling would be the way to navigate the most important assets.

Creating playlists: categorizing assets by orientation.

The stakeholders interviews helped me capture what was the vision behind their motives.
The team wanted to create a visual experience from every angle possible with the new app.


“Square, vertical and horizontal Playlists”

— Vincent Deschenes, Software Engineering

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research


Showing content to canvases

Once Content has been selected or merge into a playlist, It can be display into an individual canvas or into an orchestration.

“Individual assets and playlists can be display or schedule on canvases”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research


Orchestration

Displaying content in multiple canvases.

Demostration

User can see what is currently playing in demo mode.

Filtering

Design to tailored user search for specific orientation and different media types.

My Canvases section : Displaying Different types of canvas orientations and orchestration.

Finding the best combination to show Single canvases (portrait, landscape and square)
And Orchestration, User can find their canvases, troubleshoot them, restart them


“Canvas Status, what is being scheduled, software updates ”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research.

Rotation

Displaying content in multiple canvases.

Canvas page

User can see what is currently playing in demo mode.

Zoom

Design to tailored user search for specific orientation and different media types.

My Stuff Section : Categorizing and storing assets in a share database

creating playlists needed to be store in a place where user can come find them start showing into canvases.


“Must be a quick access to playlists so they can be played or scheduled on canvases”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research.

My Profile

User can access different groups in my profile page.

Groups page

User can change groups and access different types of content.

Settings

Some settings such as FaceID to facilitate ease of login.

Scheduling Content for planned campaigns

The stakeholders interviews helped me capture what was the vision behind their motives.
The team wanted to create a visual experience from every angle possible with the new app.


“Square, vertical and horizontal resolution”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research


Calendar

User can access different groups in my profile page.

Calendar month view

Some settings such as FaceID to facilitate ease of login.

Calendar View 2

Some settings such as FaceID to facilitate ease of login.

Search Feature

The stakeholders interviews helped me capture what was the vision behind their motives.
The team wanted to create a visual experience from every angle possible with the new app.


“Square, vertical and horizontal resolution”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research


Recent Searches

User can access different groups in my profile page.

Filtering search

Some settings such as FaceID to facilitate ease of login.

No Results

Some settings such as FaceID to facilitate ease of login.

Setting Up canvases

The stakeholders interviews helped me capture what was the vision behind their motives.
The team wanted to create a visual experience from every angle possible with the new app.


“User can create the shape they desire through our orchestrated tech and show content there”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research


Our biggest Feature:
Setting up Orchestration

The stakeholders interviews helped me capture what was the vision behind their motives.
The team wanted to create a visual experience from every angle possible with the new app.


“User can create the shape they desire through our orchestrated tech and show content there”

— Marc Trachtenberg, CEO at Videri

Activities and outputs

Capturing stakeholder interview notes in Notion made it easy to share findings with my team. Affinity mapping helped us categorized better our product. Now we could plan our first round of user research


From this point on, Site is Under construction

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User Stories

Through collaborative sessions with stakeholders and the Product Owner, We created valuable user stories, delving into the intricacies of features like uploading videos, sharing images, and managing content, including the crucial capability to delete videos, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the app's functional requirements."

User flows & Wireframes

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