Sports Streaming Companion App UI/UX Demo
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 AUD
Build an Interactive Demo (UI/UX Prototype) for a Sports Streaming Companion App
Description:
Hi there, I’m looking for a skilled UI/UX designer or prototyper to help create a high-quality interactive demo of a new mobile and/or smart TV companion app for sports fans.
This is not a full build — the goal is to create a visually polished, clickable prototype that simulates real app functionality. It will be used to pitch to investors, so the final product needs to feel like a near-launch app with smooth transitions and intuitive UX.
Think Twitch meets Strava — but for sports streaming, with a social and creator-first spin.
What I Need Designed/Simulated:
Home screen: match selection
Watch Party screen: 2-way camera view + chat
Commentary selector: choose creator commentary
ChirpFX reactions: voice-triggered overlays like fire/confetti
Fantasy stats: on-screen dashboard triggered by tap or simulated voice
Voice command simulation: e.g. “Invite James” → simulated popup
Creator dashboard mockup: stream controls, tip jar, earnings view
Preferred Tools:
Figma, Framer, ProtoPie, Adobe XD (for prototyping)
After Effects, Canva, CapCut (for overlays or demo animation)
Loom or OBS (optional video walkthrough of the demo)
You’re a Good Fit If You:
Have strong experience building mobile or TV UI/UX demos
Know how to simulate app flows, animations, and voice-triggered interactions
Have a good eye for design and product thinking
Bonus if you've worked with sports, social apps, or creator platforms
Deliverables:
Clickable prototype (Figma, Framer, or other)
1–2 minute screen recording or walkthrough (optional but appreciated)
All working files and assets for handoff
Timeline:
Start: ASAP
Goal: Investor-ready prototype in 2–3 weeks
Milestone-based delivery preferred
Confidentiality:
This is an early-stage product. A simple NDA will be required before full concept and branding assets are shared.
How to Apply:
Please send:
Portfolio examples (especially prototypes or mobile app demos)
Brief overview of how you’d approach this
Your preferred toolset
Hourly rate or fixed price estimate
Description:
Hi there, I’m looking for a skilled UI/UX designer or prototyper to help create a high-quality interactive demo of a new mobile and/or smart TV companion app for sports fans.
This is not a full build — the goal is to create a visually polished, clickable prototype that simulates real app functionality. It will be used to pitch to investors, so the final product needs to feel like a near-launch app with smooth transitions and intuitive UX.
Think Twitch meets Strava — but for sports streaming, with a social and creator-first spin.
What I Need Designed/Simulated:
Home screen: match selection
Watch Party screen: 2-way camera view + chat
Commentary selector: choose creator commentary
ChirpFX reactions: voice-triggered overlays like fire/confetti
Fantasy stats: on-screen dashboard triggered by tap or simulated voice
Voice command simulation: e.g. “Invite James” → simulated popup
Creator dashboard mockup: stream controls, tip jar, earnings view
Preferred Tools:
Figma, Framer, ProtoPie, Adobe XD (for prototyping)
After Effects, Canva, CapCut (for overlays or demo animation)
Loom or OBS (optional video walkthrough of the demo)
You’re a Good Fit If You:
Have strong experience building mobile or TV UI/UX demos
Know how to simulate app flows, animations, and voice-triggered interactions
Have a good eye for design and product thinking
Bonus if you've worked with sports, social apps, or creator platforms
Deliverables:
Clickable prototype (Figma, Framer, or other)
1–2 minute screen recording or walkthrough (optional but appreciated)
All working files and assets for handoff
Timeline:
Start: ASAP
Goal: Investor-ready prototype in 2–3 weeks
Milestone-based delivery preferred
Confidentiality:
This is an early-stage product. A simple NDA will be required before full concept and branding assets are shared.
How to Apply:
Please send:
Portfolio examples (especially prototypes or mobile app demos)
Brief overview of how you’d approach this
Your preferred toolset
Hourly rate or fixed price estimate