Building a video-on-demand app using React Native

The client in the question is a thriving live video streaming channel. To tap the unveiled market potential, they wished for a mobile app that could provide the video-on-demand service. Here is how we made the dream of our client come true.

Building a video-on-demand app using React Native

Untangling the tangles (Challenges)

Integrating all the genres of channels

The client wanted to target each age group, each gender and each interest. Hence they had a huge list of wishes which were needed to be fulfilled to ensure that they provide the content suiting for each and every need.

Cyclic changes instead of maintenance pause

The client already had its app running. They didn’t want to take the app off the App Store and Play Store. They didn’t want to cut the connection with the users. Hence the changes so made were to be done in the regular updates and not in through the maintenance pause.

Maintaining the user journey map

Maintaining the user journey map

Wireframes and Prototypes

Concurrency to be set higher

The wireframe was finally set and a blueprint was taken out of how the app would look like. Then the concurrency was to be set higher than it was before so that the efficiency may increase.

Colours and typography

We used the bright colour palette as it can suit the tastes of a varied section of interests.

User Interface design

We kept the previous interface of the app in mind and made usage of the white spaces so that the app is seamlessly operable by a varied age bracket.

The Process

The Process

Changing the app’s base

We attempted to make a change in the app’s base by updating the app being used. This helped increase the app’s concurrency.

The Process

Check on the user interaction

Since the process of changing was through the constant updates, a close look was kept on the user interaction. This helped understand the changes being liked by the users and denied by them.

Technological stack

Technological stack

The outcome

The new app so formed witnessed high concurrency which further led to high streaming time and more than 25 million downloads. The App Stores were sprawling with the positive comments and reviews which further proved that the changes made took many odds to their favors.

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