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Peperadio website open on a laptop with the live player on a phone

Case study · Media

Peperadio

The website of a station that plays in five cities twenty-four hours a day, on DAB+, in an app, on Alexa and on TuneIn.

The client

The project

Peperadio is a pop-rock station —«La Popyrock de tu ciudad»— run by LOFLI Eventos y Medios from Madrid. It broadcasts on DAB+ in Madrid, Valladolid, Zaragoza, Bilbao and Quintana de la Serena (Badajoz), and online worldwide.

A medium like this has a problem other small businesses don't: the product is the live stream. If the player takes three seconds too long or fails on an old phone, the listener doesn't complain: they go to another station.

And it has a quieter one: the listener already listens to radio somewhere —Alexa, TuneIn, Radioplayer, a phone app— and the site has to take them there instead of fighting those platforms.

Studio headphones hanging from a microphone arm with a mixing desk behind

The starting point

The challenges.

What had to be solved before talking about colours.

  • A live player that starts fast in any browser and on any phone
  • A schedule that changes and programmes that come and go, at a fixed price per change
  • Gathering every way of listening in one place: web, Android and iOS apps, DAB+, Alexa, TuneIn and Radioplayer
  • A public song vote that can't be inflated from the same device
  • Living alongside music news and merchandising without the site looking like a market stall

What we did

The solution.

A site built around one button: press play.

  1. The live stream, always one click away

    The player sits on the home page and doesn't depend on a whole page rendering before it can play. It is the first thing that loads and the last thing anyone touches.

  2. Self-managed articles

    An in-house editor for publishing articles without touching the code.

  3. A «how to listen» page

    Every platform in one place: DAB+, Android and iOS apps, Radioplayer, Alexa and TuneIn. The listener picks the one they already use and the station doesn't lose the listen along the way.

  4. Song voting

    An alphabetically ordered voting system with a search box and a live ranking that can be reset every week, giving the site a reason to be revisited between songs.

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