ARTE Media Library

The Franco-German broadcaster ARTE stands for innovative television and high-quality content. We have translated ARTE's image as a leading TV broadcaster into a forward-looking app that impresses with numerous features and a clean design – creating a personal experience for users.

Customer:: ARTE
Projects:: App Motion
Special competences:: UI/UX, Icons
Field:: Culture & Media
Year:: since 2013
Links:: App Store, Google Play Store
Technical implementation by evenly.io

Several smartphone screens and a tablet display show the responsive design of the ARTE app in various views and screen sizes. The user interface presents a clear, modern design featuring video content, program previews, and navigation elements within a consistent, orange-colored design system.

Tablet screen showing the ARTE app with various video content and thumbnails, while a hand operates the device in a relaxed seating position.

Since 2013, we have been continuously optimizing the iOS and Android apps with a focus on UX and UI to ensure smooth and intuitive operation on smartphones and tablets.

To make the ARTE experience optimal on the big screen as well, we have also designed the TV apps for tvOS and Android TV.

View over the shoulder of two people looking at a large screen displaying a close-up of an eagle with an intense gaze, in an atmospheric, dimly lit room.

The app offers a range of widgets that make it possible to access various ARTE content quickly and easily right from the home screen of the iPhone or iPad.

Grid-like arrangement of webpage tiles in turquoise and black, displaying various previews and thumbnails for video content and media posts, likely a screen design for the ARTE app by Studio Good.

Three tilted smartphone mockups show different views of the ARTE app with a clear, modern design. The screens present menus, program guides, and navigation elements in a user-friendly interface.

The TV guide offers a clear program preview, allowing users to view the current and upcoming ARTE program. It is fully internationalized and available in several languages.

Multiple tablet and smartphone screens featuring the ARTE app in dark mode, showcasing various pages and content of the streaming service across different devices. The screenshots show a user-friendly interface with video thumbnails and navigation elements.

A person looks at a tablet displaying a website or application that shows a detailed close-up of a texture or surface, in front of a blurred blue background.

The app offers its content in six languages: French, German, English, Polish, Italian, and Spanish.

Six identical black smartphones against a violet background, each showing a screenshot of the ARTE app in different views, with a focus on modern design and an intuitive user interface.

The new feature called Shorts, introduced with version 6.0, makes it possible to present cultural content in a compact and easily consumable format, particularly to appeal to younger target audiences.

Four smartphone screens show the user interface of the ARTE app in various views and design variants with orange and dark color schemes, showcasing video content, menu options, and user interactions.

With the "Dynamic Type" feature, users can choose the size of the text content displayed on the screen. It helps users who need larger text for better readability.

The app offers series, programs, and thematic collections on culture, history, science, and current affairs.

Three tablet screens showing different views of the ARTE app, displaying a chameleon, video content, and a documentary scene, presented against a coral-colored background.

ARTE Re: App screen with various documentary suggestions such as "The saviors of beavers and pond turtles" and "Climate role model Sweden". Shows an overview of 31-minute reports on topics such as sustainability, society, and the environment.

White herons on a polluted coast with sea waves in the background. The article addresses global warming and its effects on the oceans, noting record temperatures on July 30, 2023.

Evening view of the Elbjazz Festival with harbor crane and illuminated buildings, large white lettering "ELBJAZZ" in front of a nocturnal industrial scene in Hamburg.

ARTE app screen showing details about the crime series "Public Enemy", featuring a police officer in the border region between Belgium and France. A still from the series is visible, along with navigation options and a brief summary of the content.

ARTE Concert offers music and culture fans top-class performances via live stream and recording – from classical and jazz to rock, pop, and electronic.

Several smartphone and tablet screens show a dark user interface of the ARTE app with various media content, thumbnails, and navigation options. The display presents a modern, minimalist design with clear structure and appealing color scheme.

Smartphone screen showing the ARTE app with a concert image and program suggestions, held by a hand against a beige background.

Smart TV screen with ARTE Concert Festival preview, showing a website interface with a large image of a person and preview thumbnails of music events at the bottom.

Several iPhone mockups show the ARTE app user interface with various screens presenting video content, menus, and thumbnails in a dark, modern design, arranged against a pink background.

A close-up of hands holding a smartphone horizontally, showing a video player with paused content on the screen, against a peach-colored background.

Two iPad tablets in front of a magenta background, showing a website or app interface with an instrument and a dark background design, one slightly offset from the other.

Two smartphone screens show a music and streaming app with different views and content against a purple background. The left side presents a library overview, while the right side displays details for a Billie Eilish concert or album.

The search function in the ARTE app allows users to specifically search for content such as documentaries, series, films, or concerts. The search results are clearly displayed so that the desired content can be accessed quickly.

A tablet view of the ARTE app with various video thumbnails and program previews presented on a blocked background. The app shows a clear, modern design with video content in a grid format.

Screenshot of the ARTE app with search function and current highlights such as the Artekino Festival 2024 and a film classic by Francis Ford Coppola, showing how the Franco-German broadcaster presents innovative and high-quality content to users.

Mobile screen of the ARTE app with a search bar, categories such as Accessible Content and Last Chance as well as current highlights like Artekino Festival 2024 and The Dialogue, with the keyboard open for entering programs.

Black search interface of a media library app with filter categories and a keyboard, showing no search results for the input. An orange surfboard icon symbolizes the absence of results.

Search result in the ARTE app with various programs such as Twist, DJ Mehdi and Deborah de Luca, with the keyboard displayed and a search term being entered.

Arte app interface with various shows and documentaries such as "Die Waldretters", "Philosophie", and "Wälder in Flammen", clearly presented in a dark design with filter options and navigation elements.

Mobile streaming screen of the ARTE app with search results for the query "Die", showing various series and documentaries such as "Die Waldretter" and "Die Hälfte der Welt" in a list view with thumbnails and titles.

Six advanced mobile phones in various shades of grey, arranged diagonally against a bright red background, display different screen designs and user interfaces representing the innovative app of the Franco-German cultural channel ARTE.

For the launch of the Apple Vision Pro in February 2024, we provided support with the implementation of the visionOS app.

A streaming interface on a gray sofa with a wooden table, showing the ARTE library. On the screen, a whale video titled "Natural Disasters: How Animals and Plants Survive" is highlighted, surrounded by other video thumbnails.

VR user wearing a headset and a white long-sleeved shirt gesturing expressively in front of a glass facade while exploring a virtual experience.

Large-format website presentation of a nature magazine featuring an owl motif in front of a tree trunk, embedded in a cozy living room setting with a lamp and picture frame.

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