Delirium is a desktop app that allows users to live stream multiple video streams in one channel. When a viewer watches a channel, they can see all the live video streams at once, or choose one live stream to focus on.

The target users are in their 20s and 30s. The primary users are:

The objective of this feature is to allow the user to sign up for an account so they can start streaming.

The user should be able to open the desktop app and sign up for an account with the following information:

The objective of this feature is to allow the user to create a channel that they can stream video to.

The user should be able to create a channel. A channel is where the user can stream their videos, and invite other users to stream video, as well. A user can have multiple channels.

The user should provide the following information to create a channel:

The objective of this feature is to allow the user to start streaming a video on their channel.

The user should be able to start streaming their own video to their channel. There are a certain amount of steps the user needs to complete before streaming can begin.

The user should be able to stop the stream quickly and easily at any time.

The objective of this feature is to provide the user to view a multi-video channel.

The user should be able to view a channel (including their own) and watch the videos there.

By default, all of the videos should be playing at the same time.

However, a user can customize how they view this channel.

UX Cases

Delirium

Overview

Value Propositions

Purchase for complete access