Web Design + Development
Seymour FM 103.9 — Community radio website
A fresh, broadcast-ready website for Victoria's Seymour FM 103.9 community radio station — live streaming, program guide and member sign-ups.
Client
Seymour FM 103.9
Year
2026
Discipline
Web Design + Development
Scope
4 workstreams
The story
Real customers. Real problems. We build the thing that fixes it.
The challenge
Where they were stuck
Seymour FM 103.9 is the heartbeat of its town — but the old site couldn't carry that energy. Listeners struggled to tune in on mobile, the program guide was buried, and new members had no obvious path in.
Our approach
How we got our hands dirty
We built a bold dark hero with an animated red-and-blue Listen Live mic that mirrors the on-air desk. A vivid gradient ribbon surfaces the three jobs to be done — Live Stream, Program Guide, Get Involved — and a clean news feed pulls the station's latest posts. The whole thing collapses cleanly to mobile so listeners can hit play from anywhere.
The outcome
What changed for them
A website that actually sounds like the station — warm, local, and on-air. Volunteers have a clearer way in, listeners can tune in with one tap, and the brand finally reflects the community behind the mic.
By the numbers
1 tap
Listen in
3
Primary actions
100%
Mobile-first
What we built
The full kit — designed, built and handed over working.
"It feels like the station — not just a page about it. Listeners notice the difference straight away."
Station team
Seymour FM 103.9
Seymour FM 103.9 needed a website that could carry the energy of live community radio — and make it easy for listeners to tune in, browse the program guide, read the latest news and become members.
We built a bold dark hero with an animated red-and-blue "Listen Live" mic, a vivid gradient ribbon for the three primary actions (Live Stream, Program Guide, Get Involved), and a clean news feed pulling the station's latest posts. The layout collapses cleanly to mobile so listeners can hit play from anywhere.
Result: a website that actually sounds like the station — warm, local and on-air.
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