🎮 Video Bingo Game
Concept Overview
Video Bingo is an interactive game that blends entertainment with exploration. Inspired by the traditional bingo gameplay, this version introduces short video content into the experience.
Users select a video platform (e.g., TikTok or YouTube) and a set of keyword tags. While watching videos, they mark the corresponding bingo square when spotting a matching keyword and completing a whole row, column, or diagonal wins the game.
It’s not just a game — it’s a playful journey through the world of video content and cultural discovery.
Core Gameplay
- Choose your mode: Solo or Friends
- Select a platform: TikTok, YouTube, or others
- Pick tags like cat, food, travel, college, or create your own
- Start a timer (optional) and begin watching
- Make a screenshot when your chosen keywords appear
- Upload screenshots to document moments
- Score bingo, record your time, and share the fun!
Target Users
- Party-goers and casual gamers
- Frequent short-video viewers
- Movie and series enthusiasts
- Streamers looking for engaging live content ideas
Design Process & Tools
This project was fully built in Figma and included:
- Interface Sketches: early layout and user flow planning
- Wireframes: structural page compositions
- Moodboard: inspiration images and color exploration
- Design System: consistent UI components and branding rules
- Prototype: user-interactive flow simulation
- Final UI: dark navy (night) and bright orange (day) themes, with animations
This is my Video Bingo Game Interface Sketches.
This is my Video Bingo Game Wireframes.
This is my Video Bingo Game prototype.
Challenges & Growth
One of the biggest challenges is constructing the UI, such as achieving a more comfortable animation. Here, I used fade-in and fade-out to add a more fluid experience. Other challenges include optimizing the click target, hierarchy, and contrast so that users can interact quickly without causing a visual burden.
Most importantly, I learned to gather and apply feedback. I improved unclear upload logic, button visibility, and night mode comfort through peer testing, turning vague confusion into confident usability.
What I Learned
Gamification isn’t just about making things fun, it’s about creating an engaging loop of anticipation, interaction, and reward. Through this project, I deepened my visual design and UX thinking skills and learned how to create momentum and delight in even the smallest details.
This project taught me that even a small prototype can carry a significant impact when built with care and iteration.
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