01 / THE PERSPECTIVE
One platform, distinct chart workflows.
The Texas Internet Radio Chart serves people with different jobs to do: listeners exploring music, artists and promoters submitting work, and stations participating in the chart process. The website needs to connect those paths while keeping each chart’s identity and rules understandable.
My contribution combines platform design and development with my role as a Texas Internet Radio Chart ambassador. That connection to the people and industry behind the platform informs how I approach its public information and participant workflows.
02 / INSIDE THE WORK
Connect discovery and participation.
Organize public chart information, music discovery, and submission paths around the people using them.
Use a shared platform while preserving distinct chart identities and rules, rather than presenting every chart as the same workflow.
Connect artist and promoter submissions, station participation, and access to Spin Trak reports within the participant experience.
Keep the public project story focused on the available site and the purpose of the workflow; private participant information and operational access remain outside the portfolio.
03 / THE CONNECTIONS
A public platform with a clear participant path.
The public platform brings industry charts, music discovery, and information for artists, promoters, and reporting stations together.
The published submission path gives visitors a concrete example of the application’s information structure and participant journey.
The platform work and ambassador role connect technical implementation with a working knowledge of the chart community.
EXPLORE THE ORIGINAL WORK