FREOCAST

Brand Identity, Project Management, UX/UI

FREOCAST’s red shipping-container studio with white station signage, beside the blue studio and courtyard planters

Opportunity

Give a volunteer-led station a digital home that makes listening and discovery simple, with publishing tools its presenters can confidently use.

Solution

An identity connecting musical notation with Fremantle’s port cranes and cargo ships, with a full-spectrum palette inspired by Marcus Canning’s Rainbow.

The website and app bring live radio, schedules and replays together, alongside memberships, donations, podcast studio bookings, text lines and online chat.

Key decision

We kept listening open, saving preferences and favourite shows locally rather than requiring listener accounts. Memberships and donations remain optional ways to support the station.

For a Lotterywest-funded community station, this limited account infrastructure and the data to secure and maintain, helping contain ongoing costs. The trade-off: favourites stay on each device rather than syncing across devices.

Outcome

A shared brand and digital platform across web, iOS and Android, connecting everyday listening with the tools and support that keep a community station running.

FREOCAST mobile website in a transparent iPhone 18 Pro mockup: Now Playing, Disco discovery, show playback and queue, About, Sam Hall’s resident Q&A and Peacock Dreams track listing
FREOCAST’s Discover page and yellow audio player on the studio computer, surrounded by microphones and a mixing desk
Presenter at the mixing desk in the red FREOCAST studio, beneath the station logo and community photographs
Presenter using the FREOCAST dashboard on a computer beside the studio mixing desk
Animated FREOCAST social media designs for live broadcasts, radio shows and the community podcast studio
FREOCAST Live poster mockup on a weathered street wall, with orange lettering on green, yellow and blue backgrounds
Three colourful FREOCAST bumper sticker designs with the station wordmark, port-crane symbol and freocast.net address
Orange FREOCAST bumper sticker with yellow lettering and a blue port-crane symbol on a lime-green vintage car mockup
A person in red moving through FREOCAST’s orange studio entrance beside an open yellow door
Close-up of a studio microphone and a hand adjusting it, with an On Air sign and community photographs behind
A hand adding an instant photograph to FREOCAST’s wall of presenter and community portraits
People gathered around tables in the courtyard between FREOCAST’s red and blue container studios
FREOCAST’s blue and red shipping-container studios viewed from the street, with port-crane graphics and station signage
FREOCAST courtyard with red and blue shipping-container studios, festoon lights and people dancing