10 Multimedia platform · web + mobile app
Texas Latin Radio
Live radio, shows, podcasts and events for the Latino community in Texas — one platform, in both languages.
AThe problem
A radio station reaching the Latino community across Texas needs more than an audio stream. Listeners want the schedule and the archive; advertisers and on-air talent need somewhere obvious to get in touch; and all of it has to work in Spanish and English, on a phone, while something is already playing.
BWhat we built
A multimedia platform rather than a station website: continuous live audio with a persistent player, shows and podcasts on demand, a published schedule, and direct routes for advertisers and for people who want to be on the air.
CSignature pieces
The parts worth looking at.
- 01
A player that keeps playing
Live audio with an animated waveform and the current track credited on screen, running continuously while the rest of the site is browsed.
- 02
Live radio and on-demand in one place
The 24/7 stream, the show schedule and the podcast archive sit together, so a listener who arrives between shows still has something to press.
- 03
Two audiences, two doors
Separate, explicit routes for advertisers wanting to reach the Latino community in Texas and for talent wanting airtime — the two things a station actually needs from a website.
- 04
Bilingual by default
Spanish and English throughout, for an audience that moves between both in the same sentence.
FStack
- Next.js
- React
- Audio streaming
- i18n ES/EN
GStill to supply
- [TODO-DUEÑO] The brief for this one was never written down: what the station needed, what existed before, and what was actually delivered. Everything above is drawn from the live site.
- [TODO-DUEÑO] Confirm the stack — Next.js and React are detectable from the page, the rest is not.
- [TODO-DUEÑO] The companion app: what it does, which platforms, and whether it can be shown.
- [TODO-DUEÑO] A capture of the app, if it should appear here.