OnStudio brings content intake, library management, distribution and analytics into a shared workspace for media teams. The design connects everyday file and metadata operations with platform-specific publishing and a clearer view of how content is shared and used.
12 illustrated feature stories. Each follows a specific screen or use case. Open any image for a closer view.
The home screen brings upload and import shortcuts together with recent processing states, shared content and partner discovery.
The upload state presents video files and processing progress as work enters the system.
The inventory organizes thumbnails, metadata, lifecycle statuses and platform information in a working repository.
A filled editor brings content metadata and rights, availability and platform configuration into one detail workflow.
The content-sharing detail includes exploitation scope, platform and region information.
A studio-sharing view keeps content details and availability visible in the collaboration workflow.
The original YouTube publishing flow keeps the channel, selected files, title, description, tags and processing state together.
The distribution list presents media alongside platform information and management controls.
Analytics combines a timeline, content totals and partner/platform breakdowns with performance rankings. All numbers are interface examples.
A content-specific chart and comparison table offer a more focused performance view. Values are sample UI data.
The OTT view combines geography, demographics and an activity heatmap with audience modules.
The social view presents its own metrics, geographic and demographic modules, and an activity heatmap.
This role statement is a working draft for Kha Hoang to review. Final ownership and scope will be confirmed.
I worked with the team on organizing media-management interfaces, translating dense content information into clear screens and keeping publishing actions consistent with the wider workspace.
Original supplied interface artwork is preserved. Any figures, names or prices within the UI are design content, not reported project outcomes.