The WordPress website for web-TV channel Riga Revival TV: a video gallery with individual pages, a live section, a donation flow, and two languages in a cinematic design.
Riga Revival TV is a web-TV channel from Riga that produces video content for an international audience. A project like this isn’t centered on a product or service but on content — videos, live streams, and stories — so the site is built around a single main task: get visitors to the viewing experience as quickly and easily as possible.
The core of the site is the video gallery. Each video has its own page with a description and an embedded player pulled from the channel’s YouTube — so content stays manageable in one place, and the site doesn’t become heavy from storing video files itself. The gallery is organized so visitors can browse, choose, and watch with as few clicks as possible.
A separate part is the “Watch Live” section — the moment the channel is broadcasting, visitors need to reach the stream instantly, without searching. Alongside it is a “Donate” flow, which for a project of this kind is no less important than the content itself, since donations are what keep the channel running.
Visually, the site is built in a cinematic, “TV channel” tone — a dark background, large video, a film-like aesthetic — matching the essence of the project and setting it apart from an ordinary informational website. At the same time, it stays light and fast so video loading isn’t delayed.
The site operates in two languages — English and Latvian — since the channel’s audience is both local and international, and is fully adapted for mobile, where most of the video content is watched.
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