EgeceTV — Streaming Platform: Web, iOS, Android and Admin Panel

At the center of the work is one decision: enter the content once, and make it work on every screen. Brand — The platform's visual language was defined in one place and applied the same way on every surface: web, iOS, Android, the app icon and the store listings. When a viewer sees the app in the store and then arrives at the site, they meet the same brand — in a multi-platform product this consistency doesn't happen by itself; it has to be built. Service infrastructure — We built the service layer first; content, membership, subscription and viewing data sit behind a layered architecture. Web, iOS and Android consume the same service: not three products written separately, but three faces of one system. A new episode, a new instructor or a new category is entered once in the panel and goes live on all three platforms at once. Mobile — The iOS and Android apps were built around continuity of the viewing experience: resume where you left off, favorites, new-content notifications. Watching on the television screen was also covered; for a viewing platform, the living-room screen is not a channel you can do without. Interface — The same content has to behave differently on different screens: a list navigated one-handed on a phone, a grid navigated with a remote on a television. Each platform was designed separately for the way it is used; the brand language is shared, the interaction changes.