Designing a meeting web app involves creating a user interface that supports seamless communication, collaboration, and easy navigation for participants. This wireframe example features a meeting web app in dark mode, combined with a sketchy wireframe style, which gives the design a hand-drawn, conceptual feel. The focus is on simplicity, functionality, and providing users with essential tools to manage and participate in online meetings effectively.
This example wireframe demonstrates the core components of a meeting web app, emphasizing the user experience during an online meeting. The dark mode interface is not only aesthetically pleasing but also reduces eye strain during prolonged use. The sketchy wireframe style offers a raw, unfinished look, making it easy to conceptualize the design while leaving room for creative exploration and refinement.
Main Meeting Screen
The central area of the screen is dedicated to the video feed, showing the primary participant in the meeting. Below the main video feed, additional participants are displayed in a row of smaller video thumbnails. This layout allows users to quickly view and interact with other attendees while maintaining a clear focus on the primary speaker.
Control Bar
Directly below the video thumbnails is a control bar featuring essential meeting controls: microphone toggle, camera toggle, screen sharing, end call, and more. These controls are clearly marked and easily accessible, ensuring that users can manage their meeting participation without distraction.
The controls are represented by simple icons, which are effective in maintaining a clean and uncluttered interface.
Participants and Chat Sidebar
The right sidebar is split into two tabs: Participants and Chat. The 'Participants' tab lists all users who are on the call, as well as those who are invited but not yet joined.
Each participant’s name is accompanied by an avatar or placeholder image, making it easy to identify attendees at a glance. The sketchy style of the avatars adds a creative, informal touch to the interface.
For each participant, there is a contextual menu (represented by three vertical dots) that allows for quick actions, such as muting, removing a participant, or assigning roles.
The Chat tab, though not visible in this wireframe, would provide space for text communication among participants during the meeting, keeping discussions organized and accessible.
Left Sidebar Navigation
The left sidebar provides access to other areas of the app, such as the meeting schedule, files, and settings. Icons representing these sections are arranged vertically, maintaining a compact and organized navigation panel. A notification bell icon is included for alerts and updates, while a settings gear icon offers quick access to user preferences and app configuration.
At the bottom of the sidebar, a logout or exit icon is placed, allowing users to leave the meeting or the app when needed.
Search and Profile Access
At the top right of the screen, a search bar is included, enabling users to quickly find participants, messages, or files. This is essential for large meetings where efficient information retrieval is necessary.
Next to the search bar, a user profile icon provides access to account settings, profile details, and other personal configurations.
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This dark mode and sketchy wireframe design for a meeting web app combines functionality with a visually engaging interface. It offers users an intuitive and comfortable experience during online meetings, with easy access to all necessary controls and features. Whether for casual team meetings or formal presentations, this design ensures that users can focus on communication and collaboration without being overwhelmed by the interface. Start experimenting with your meeting app UI design in MockFlow today!
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