Restream
Role:
Duration:
Senior Product Designer
2016 – 2024
Projects:
Dashboard
Studio
Video Storage
Multichat
Live Shopping
Etc.
The leading multistreaming platform that enables creators and businesses to broadcast their content across multiple platforms simultaneously.
Over nearly nine years, I played a key role in shaping the product's UX/UI, design system, and brand presence, ensuring a seamless experience for millions of users.
During my time at Restream, the platform grew from ~22,000 to over 9 million users, becoming one of the top tools in the live-streaming industry.
My Contributions:
• Product UX/UI — Designed and iterated on core features, optimizing the streaming experience.
• Design System — Built and maintained a scalable UI system for consistency across the platform.
• Marketing & Branding –—Designed emails, social media assets, YouTube thumbnails, and promotional materials.
• Cross-Team Collaboration — Worked closely with developers, product managers, and marketing teams to align design with business goals.
Dashboard changes through the years
Dashboard
Designed the main control panel for streamers, helping them manage their streams, channels, and analytics.
Restream Dashboard Sidebar – Designed a structured navigation system for both personal users and organizations, ensuring easy access to key streaming and management tools. The sidebar adapts to different user roles, providing a clear hierarchy for seamless workflow.
Restream's event system supports multiple streaming types, including scheduled broadcasts, RTMP encoder streams, Live Studio sessions, playlist-based streams, and single VOD broadcasts. The interface ensures clear event management and seamless workflow for creators.
These modals are just a small part of the comprehensive modal system I designed for Restream. From event creation and scheduling to media management and channel selection, each modal was crafted to enhance usability and simplify complex workflows for streamers.
Live Studio
I led the design of Restream’s Live Studio — from its early prototype called Go Live in 2019 to the fully-featured broadcast tool it became by 2024.
Throughout this time, I worked on core experiences including layout systems, on-screen elements, transitions, countdowns, multichat, media layers, scene management, captions, and e-commerce overlays.
Live Studio. October 2024
The project is still a work in progress, and more sections will be added soon — stay tuned!
Selected Works
