All-in-one Radio, TV and News Streaming App
Public media streaming mobile app
Five RTHK apps, organised into one consistent experience.
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Project snapshot
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Overview
RTHK ON THE GO brings radio, television, news, traffic and weather services from five separate apps into one unified mobile experience.
Users can enjoy live and catch-up programmes, discover archived content and manage personalised activity in one place.
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The challenge
Five standalone apps created multiple starting points for related RTHK services.
The audit focused on overlapping content, inconsistent patterns and the number of interaction models across the app set.
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Existing ecosystem & app audit
The redesign needed to bring familiar RTHK services together without asking people to decide which standalone app to open first.
I reviewed the five apps as one product ecosystem, then identified the points where users had to relearn patterns or search for content.
Five existing apps One unified app
Three high-level audit observations identified where a shared structure could replace duplicated content and interaction patterns.
Multiple standalone apps contained overlapping content.
UI and navigation patterns varied across the existing experience.
Related services were split across separate apps, each with its own entry point.
Evidence note: This case study presents the existing-app audit and resulting design artefacts. It does not include participant-based research findings, usability-test results or post-launch product metrics.
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Design strategy
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My role & process
Existing App Audit + System Integration + UX/UI Design + Prototyping
As the UX/UI Designer, I was responsible for requirement analysis, information architecture, user flows, wireframing, visual direction, high-fidelity UI and developer handoff.
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Information architecture
I reviewed the existing applications and reorganised their content and functions into a unified structure.
The new architecture provides clear entry points to Radio, TV, News and live information while connecting shared features such as Search, Playlist, Subscriptions and History.
Organised around user tasks and content types rather than the boundaries of the five existing apps.
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User flow
I mapped the experience around two connected journeys: account access and content discovery.
The flows show how users enter the product, reach RTHK services and continue from programme discovery to playback and personalised actions.
Primary journey
Use the focused flow paths to explore the system without reproducing every screen-level requirement.
Supporting journey
Use the focused flow paths to explore the system without reproducing every screen-level requirement.
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Wireframes demo
These exploratory screens show the evolving information hierarchy, navigation and playback patterns.
They document the design direction rather than final production interface exports.
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Final UI showcase
Production screens show how a unified visual system carries through discovery, playback, settings and account tasks.
Switch modes to compare the supported appearances without changing the gallery layout.
Preview the production interface in either supported appearance.
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Accessibility considerations
The visual direction includes adjustable text size, light and dark appearances, and explicit playback states.
These examples document design considerations; they are not presented as a formal accessibility conformance audit.
Provides small, medium and large text options while preserving the interface hierarchy.
Documents the colour system across the two supported viewing appearances.
Distinguishes the current programme, playback status and primary controls.
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Design output
The final direction brings five standalone services into one product structure for discovering, watching, listening and saving RTHK content.
No post-launch metrics are presented here, so this section summarises the delivered design direction rather than measured product impact.
