Some details from my latest redesigns project 🔗 codex.io

The dark screens look sharp, and the product data stays easy to read. The redesign feels focused on the people using it, not just on a new look.

Millennium MC-2000 is a see-through Y2K flip phone that plays video. The keypad isn't decoration: every key is a real Video.js shortcut. 1–9 jump to 10–90%, OK plays, the D-pad seeks and sets volume, ✱ is captions, # is fullscreen.

The status bar is live player data: signal bars show the buffer, the battery shows volume, the clock shows time, and a ✉ arrives with each new chapter. Under 480px the lid closes and flips open on demand.

Every key is 44px and keyboard-reachable, and with reduced motion or transparency the shell turns solid and still.

It works with any video: millennium-mc2000.netlify.app/?media=plain

More explorations: two more skins I designed, switchable live on the same film, at zazzy-skins.netlify.app (House, built from videojs.org's own brand, and Darkroom, a film-developing player).

Film: "Caminandes 3: Llamigos" by Blender Foundation, CC BY 3.0.

Lovely work Zazzy