The Challenge

One Take is a mobile teleprompter application specifically engineered for the modern content creator. Recognizing that the barrier to high-quality video content is often the friction of script memorization and eye-contact management, I designed a "vibe-coded" interface that prioritizes flow over complexity. By blending a high-contrast dark aesthetic with intuitive, thumb-friendly controls, One Take transforms a smartphone into a professional-grade studio tool.

The User: The Modern Content Creator

The application targets solo creators—YouTubers, TikTokers, and educators—who need to deliver complex information while maintaining a natural, engaging presence on camera.

The Persona: A solo creator who writes their own scripts and films on a mobile device.

The Problem: Traditional teleprompters are often cluttered, hard to read on small screens, or require extensive setup. Creators often look "robotic" because they are struggling to keep up with a fixed scroll speed.

The Requirement: A tool that keeps scripts in the direct line of sight while allowing for real-time adjustments to "vibe" and pacing without breaking the recording flow.

Design Execution: Precision & Customization

The interface was executed to balance powerful teleprompter features with a sleek, non-intrusive mobile UI.

Intuitive Script Management: I designed a simplified "Your Scripts" hub where users can quickly search, name, and draft content. The "Create New Script" modal is focused on a single task: naming the project and getting into the editor.

Visual Overlays: A semi-transparent text box that sits over the camera feed, ensuring text remains legible regardless of the background environment.

Real-Time Control Hub: A bottom-docked control panel that allows creators to adjust "Scroll Speed," "Text Layout," and "Text Size" mid-session.

Pacing Customization: Users can toggle between "Top, Center, and Bottom" layouts to align the text exactly with their camera lens position.