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The client's solution includes a web platform for creating and managing live video feeds and native iOS/Android apps that allow users to send their video and audio streams from their mobile devices to the web platform.
To detect all the issues and distinguish the reasons behind them, the DataArt team started by conducting an extensive discovery phase followed by preparing the solution design project based on the findings. At this stage, it became obvious that the reasons for many issues were rooted in less than optimal architecture of the original platform.
Hence, DataArt decided to "treat" the cause rather than symptoms and designed the optimal architecture for the web and mobile apps as well as selected the proper tools and technologies to implement it.
After the solution design, it was decided to develop both the mobile and the web apps anew. Along with a novel approach to the architecture, the DataArt team took the following steps:
In addition to improvements made on the software development end, the team came up with a novel prototype and UI/UX based on the system that follows Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) and Material Design essential for the iOS and Android apps. The new UI provided better accessibility and usability.
With a novel architecture, decreased latency, and improved performance, both web and mobile apps became more accessible and manageable for streamers. All the technical and design improvements ensured that the client’s customers are receiving better orchestration of the live streaming process. Now, they can invite different cameras in one click and manage video and audio from the camera in a more straightforward way without delay. As a result, the usability and user experience of the platform increased significantly.
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