VIDUMI — Browser-Based Video Platform

Short Description A browser-based video communication platform for online lessons and remote collaboration, with real-time video rooms, screen sharing, and responsive cross-device support.

Project Overview I designed and developed VIDUMI as a browser-based video platform focused on fast, frictionless communication without requiring users to install additional software.

The platform was built around real-time video rooms for online lessons and remote collaboration, with support for camera and microphone controls, screen sharing, participant management, and responsive layouts across desktop, tablet, and mobile.

The main product goal was to make joining and using a video room as simple as possible while maintaining a clean interface and reliable real-time communication.

Product architecture

Full-stack development

Real-time video communication

Video room UX/UI

Camera and microphone controls

Screen sharing

Responsive design

Cross-device optimization

API and backend integration

Connection and media-state handling

Browser-based video rooms

Camera and microphone controls

Screen sharing

Multiple participants

Responsive layouts

Desktop, tablet, and mobile support

Real-time room state

Simple room-based joining flow

Technical Challenge One of the main challenges was building a reliable real-time communication experience across different browsers and devices.

Video products have to handle much more than the visual interface — camera and microphone permissions, reconnection states, participant changes, media tracks, responsive layouts, and unstable network conditions all affect the user experience.

I focused on keeping these technical states understandable to the user while maintaining a simple and consistent room interface.

Solution VIDUMI combines a clean frontend experience with real-time communication infrastructure.

The room interface was designed to keep the most important actions immediately accessible, while the underlying application manages participant state, media permissions, video tracks, and connection changes.

The responsive layout was also adapted for smaller screens so the core video controls remain usable across devices.

Outcome The result is a functional browser-based video platform that demonstrates end-to-end product development — from interface design and frontend implementation to real-time communication infrastructure and responsive behavior.