Audiovisual UX mission

BeTV website redesign: a responsive, visible and programme-oriented media experience.

The mission aimed to redesign the BeTV television channel website for responsive display, improve SEO and design a new TV schedule application, while making subscriptions and additional channel options easier to understand.

Context

Moving from a media showcase site to a more useful daily platform.

The site had to better support TV-channel usage: browsing content, understanding the offer, comparing subscriptions, discovering available options and quickly accessing a reliable programme schedule on desktop and mobile.

The project combined editorial, commercial and technical challenges: making pages easier for search engines to read, preparing a responsive experience and coordinating decisions between business teams, an external design team and internal developers.

Redesign of a media experience combining catalogue, subscriptions and TV content.
Role

Frame journeys, produce wireframes and coordinate production.

My mission was to turn business needs into concrete journeys, then support their visual and technical translation through to production.

Business wireframes

Structuring pages, subscription journeys, channel options and the programme schedule based on business needs.

Audiovisual experience

Content organisation to convey the TV universe: programme highlights, editorial rhythm, strong visuals and quick access to offers.

Project coordination

Alignment with external designers, discussions with internal developers and UX decisions to keep the project coherent.

Methodology

A redesign managed like a broadcast schedule: clear, sequenced and verifiable.

The UX work had to make each sequence useful: understand the offer, find a programme, compare a package, activate an option and keep the journey readable on any device.

1

Frame business needs

Identify content, commercial constraints, SEO priorities and essential browsing and subscription journeys.

2

Structure wireframes

Define page hierarchy, content areas, offer blocks, responsive states and key interactions.

3

Design the TV schedule

Work on a programme application that is browsable, readable and adapted to daily TV-channel usage.

4

Coordinate design and development

Share UX intentions, challenge UI proposals and clarify expected behaviours with internal developers.

5

Prepare a durable experience

Support a responsive, better-indexed platform able to evolve offers, options and media content.

Deliverables

Materials to align the digital channel, offer and production.

The deliverables framed the user experience before graphic and technical production: page structure, subscription scenarios, programme schedule, responsive rules and SEO attention points.

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Wireframes

Structured screens to validate journeys, information levels and main interactions.

Programme schedule

Organisation of a clear, browsable programme application adapted to a TV audience.

SEO & responsive

Pages designed to better expose content, support indexing and work across screen formats.

Coordination

Transmission of UX decisions between business teams, external designers and internal developers.

BeTV redesign preview.