HiPlay brings video, films, short-form content, events and games into a mobile entertainment experience. Its Game Portal connects discovery with competitive play, while HPoint check-ins and missions create a visible path through rewards and progress.
15 illustrated feature stories. Each follows a specific screen or use case. Open any image for a closer view.
The full-app home brings films, video, shorts, events and games into a long, content-rich entertainment feed.
A poster grid gives movies a dedicated browsing surface in the full app.
A separate sports catalog organizes available videos in a grid. This is a browsing screen rather than a player.
A live-content and chat state shows the keyboard and conversation within the event experience.
The original short-video screen pairs a vertical player with surrounding content actions.
Subscription choices are presented as a dedicated full-app screen. Displayed values are design content.
The Game Portal has its own discovery experience, with featured games, categories and new or trending lists.
Competition screens connect the choice of a game with entry points for match rooms.
Game choice and room setup appear in the original create-match flow.
The room screen brings players, settings and invitation context together.
The result state gives the competition a dedicated outcome screen.
Daily missions bring point rewards and completion/progress information into a dedicated game workflow.
Daily and weekly ranking categories offer a dedicated view of player achievements.
A player profile brings together achievements, friends and match history.
App-wide loyalty groups the HPoint balance, a seven-day check-in, earn/spend tabs and a task list. This is distinct from Game Portal navigation.
This role statement is a working draft for Kha Hoang to review. Final ownership and scope will be confirmed.
I collaborated on HiPlay’s mobile interfaces across entertainment discovery, game participation and loyalty, helping organize the different product areas without flattening them into one navigation flow.
Original supplied interface artwork is preserved. Any figures, names or prices within the UI are design content, not reported project outcomes.