PROJECT INDEX
AlloCiné Home 2025
PROJECT INDEX
AlloCiné Home 2025
UX Design
UX Design
UX Design
UX Design
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1.
Research
The project began with benchmarking and problem framing, analyzing apps like JustWatch, TV Time, and Reelgood to identify gaps in usability and engagement. This clarified the goal: easing decision fatigue while making film and series discovery more personal and enjoyable.
Competitor Analysis
User research
Problem Framing
Ideation
1.
Research
The project began with benchmarking and problem framing, analyzing apps like JustWatch, TV Time, and Reelgood to identify gaps in usability and engagement. This clarified the goal: easing decision fatigue while making film and series discovery more personal and enjoyable.
Competitor Analysis
User research
Problem Framing
Ideation
1.
Research
The project began with benchmarking and problem framing, analyzing apps like JustWatch, TV Time, and Reelgood to identify gaps in usability and engagement. This clarified the goal: easing decision fatigue while making film and series discovery more personal and enjoyable.
Competitor Analysis
User research
Problem Framing
Ideation
2.
UX Flow
Once the problem space was clear, I mapped user scenarios and defined the app’s core logic. Two primary personas emerged: the explorer and the organizer, guiding how users browse, save, and revisit content. These insights shaped the first navigation model and flow hierarchy.
User Scenarios
UX Logic
Personas
User Flows
Information Architecture
2.
UX Flow
Once the problem space was clear, I mapped user scenarios and defined the app’s core logic. Two primary personas emerged: the explorer and the organizer, guiding how users browse, save, and revisit content. These insights shaped the first navigation model and flow hierarchy.
User Scenarios
UX Logic
Personas
User Flows
Information Architecture
3.
UI Direction
With the foundations set, I defined the visual direction. The original AlloCiné yellow was replaced with a deeper red (#DC1034) for a warmer, softer look suited to low-light viewing. Typography, iconography, and UI elements were refined to balance brand familiarity with a more contemporary, cinematic feel.
Branding
Color Swatch
Visual Exploration
Font System
UI Kit
3.
UI Direction
With the foundations set, I defined the visual direction. The original AlloCiné yellow was replaced with a deeper red (#DC1034) for a warmer, softer look suited to low-light viewing. Typography, iconography, and UI elements were refined to balance brand familiarity with a more contemporary, cinematic feel.
Branding
Color Swatch
Visual Exploration
Font System
UI Kit
3.
UI Direction
With the foundations set, I defined the visual direction. The original AlloCiné yellow was replaced with a deeper red (#DC1034) for a warmer, softer look suited to low-light viewing. Typography, iconography, and UI elements were refined to balance brand familiarity with a more contemporary, cinematic feel.
Branding
Color Swatch
Visual Exploration
Font System
UI Kit
3.
UI Direction
With the foundations set, I defined the visual direction. The original AlloCiné yellow was replaced with a deeper red (#DC1034) for a warmer, softer look suited to low-light viewing. Typography, iconography, and UI elements were refined to balance brand familiarity with a more contemporary, cinematic feel.
Branding
Color Swatch
Visual Exploration
Font System
UI Kit
4.
Screens & UI
This phase translated concepts into tangible visuals. I produced high-fidelity mockups for key flows such as Discover, Watchlist, and Profile, including interactive states and transitions. Each screen was crafted to balance functionality with a cinematic aesthetic.
Wireframes
UI States
High-Fidelity Mockups
Layout Design
Interactive Flows
4.
Screens & UI
This phase translated concepts into tangible visuals. I produced high-fidelity mockups for key flows such as Discover, Watchlist, and Profile, including interactive states and transitions. Each screen was crafted to balance functionality with a cinematic aesthetic.
Wireframes
UI States
High-Fidelity Mockups
Layout Design
Interactive Flows
4.
Screens & UI
This phase translated concepts into tangible visuals. I produced high-fidelity mockups for key flows such as Discover, Watchlist, and Profile, including interactive states and transitions. Each screen was crafted to balance functionality with a cinematic aesthetic.
Wireframes
UI States
High-Fidelity Mockups
Layout Design
Interactive Flows
4.
Screens & UI
This phase translated concepts into tangible visuals. I produced high-fidelity mockups for key flows such as Discover, Watchlist, and Profile, including interactive states and transitions. Each screen was crafted to balance functionality with a cinematic aesthetic.
Wireframes
UI States
High-Fidelity Mockups
Layout Design
Interactive Flows
5.
Communication
The final step focused on storytelling. Motion principles, transitions, and micro-interactions were defined to bring the interface to life. A short narrative presentation was built to communicate the vision clearly, emphasizing usability and emotional resonance.
Storytelling
Motion Design
Product Narrative
5.
Communication
The final step focused on storytelling. Motion principles, transitions, and micro-interactions were defined to bring the interface to life. A short narrative presentation was built to communicate the vision clearly, emphasizing usability and emotional resonance.
Storytelling
Motion Design
Product Narrative
5.
Communication
The final step focused on storytelling. Motion principles, transitions, and micro-interactions were defined to bring the interface to life. A short narrative presentation was built to communicate the vision clearly, emphasizing usability and emotional resonance.
Storytelling
Motion Design
Product Narrative
5.
Communication
The final step focused on storytelling. Motion principles, transitions, and micro-interactions were defined to bring the interface to life. A short narrative presentation was built to communicate the vision clearly, emphasizing usability and emotional resonance.
Storytelling
Motion Design
Product Narrative
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P1.
The Explorer
Curious, spontaneous, emotion-driven
75%
Spontaneity
85%
Curiosity
40%
Patience
70%
Social
35%
Organization
"I never know what to watch, so I end up scrolling for 20 minutes and giving up.”
Problem:
Spends too much time scrolling through different streaming apps without finding something appealing.
Feels overwhelmed by too many choices and generic recommendations.
Struggles to remember movies or shows discovered earlier or suggested by friends.
Goal:
Wants a fun, intuitive way to discover films and series based on mood or theme.
Aims to save and revisit discoveries effortlessly across all streaming platforms.
Seeks a personalized experience that feels inspiring, not algorithmic.

P1.
The Explorer
Curious, spontaneous, emotion-driven
75%
Spontaneity
85%
Curiosity
40%
Patience
70%
Social
35%
Organization
"I never know what to watch, so I end up scrolling for 20 minutes and giving up.”
Problem:
Spends too much time scrolling through different streaming apps without finding something appealing.
Feels overwhelmed by too many choices and generic recommendations.
Struggles to remember movies or shows discovered earlier or suggested by friends.
Goal:
Wants a fun, intuitive way to discover films and series based on mood or theme.
Aims to save and revisit discoveries effortlessly across all streaming platforms.
Seeks a personalized experience that feels inspiring, not algorithmic.


P2.
The Organizer
Pragmatic, methodical, efficiency-driven
90%
Organization
80%
Planning
60%
Curiosity
45%
Social
75%
Analytical
"I like keeping track of what I’ve already watched, otherwise I forget where I left off.”
Problem:
Finds it hard to track what has been watched or what’s left to finish.
Uses multiple lists across apps or notes, leading to duplication and confusion.
Loses interest when platforms don’t sync progress or release notifications.
Goal:
Wants a single space to manage and organize all viewing activity across services.
Aims to monitor upcoming releases and episode progress at a glance.
Seeks a clean, structured interface that saves time and keeps everything up to date.

P2.
The Organizer
Pragmatic, methodical, efficiency-driven
90%
Organization
80%
Planning
60%
Curiosity
45%
Social
75%
Analytical
"I like keeping track of what I’ve already watched, otherwise I forget where I left off.”
Problem:
Finds it hard to track what has been watched or what’s left to finish.
Uses multiple lists across apps or notes, leading to duplication and confusion.
Loses interest when platforms don’t sync progress or release notifications.
Goal:
Wants a single space to manage and organize all viewing activity across services.
Aims to monitor upcoming releases and episode progress at a glance.
Seeks a clean, structured interface that saves time and keeps everything up to date.
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