“Cinematography is a writing with images in movement and with sounds.” (Robert Bresson)
When the first videotape appeared, people said the Cinema is going to lose a fortune. Later, when the home cinema came, they said that movie theatres will be doomed. None of this truly came into being. Cinemas have their special atmosphere with the odor of popcorn and large screens the reason why watching films at home hardly ever replace going to a movie.
The cinema industry strives at improving their service system to encourage the loyal customers. One of the solutions they provide is cinema applications. They are handy assistants that give movie lovers an opportunity to find the necessary data and book or buy tickets online. This way people can avoid standing in a long queue and be sure they get the best seats.
UI and UX design for cinema apps requires attention to the details. Applications need to be fast and clear to use so that movie fans could easily accomplish the tasks they come for. In addition, designers pay deep attention the screen presenting the seats. UI elements should be created that way so users could tap them without having difficulties and choose the seats properly.
Cinema apps are common on digital markets that’s why UI/UX designers often receive this kind of projects. There are no strict rules of how to create a layout for those apps. The major task is to make the clear navigation and interactions systems as well as present the information in the best way for users’ perception.
New D4U post presents a collection of diverse cinema app UI designs. There are both mobile and desktop versions showing how the same screens can be interpreted. Enjoy!
By Tubik
By Tubik
By Piotr Miloszewski
By Ghani Pradita
By Paul Flavius Nechita
By Tomas Skarba
By Andrej Radisic
By Yaroslav Zubko
By Xer.Lee
By Yaroslav Zubko
By By Mario Sestak
By Johny Vino
By Thomas Budiman
By CZECH
By Giga Tamarashvili
By Adam Kalin
By Renat Muratshin
By Anh Nguyen
By Rob James
By Aurélien Salomon
By Malte Westedt
By Davide Pacilio
By Piotr Adam Kwiatkowski
By Dima Miro