PEGMedia.org

A screenshot of the pegmedia.org homepage, showing a list of 'most recently added episodes' with thumbnails and titles.

PEGMedia.org is a video and content sharing resource for broadcast stations. Users upload videos and can set pricing, allowing stations to purchase and download those videos for their broadcast. I was tasked with designing an update for the current website and reworking the interface across all pages, making them easy to use for an older audience used to an older website as well as add new quality-of-life updates.

Part of the challenge of this site was to keep it user friendly, as a lot of the activity on the site is user driven. It needed to be easy for users to upload their videos and offer them for download, while being able to track their metrics and the price of the downloads. Users looking to download videos needed to see the important information of the video, like how many episodes are part of each show and how often new episodes are added. We added options to download both HD videos, and standard definition versions of those videos.

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A screenshot of the 'view all shows' page of PEGMedia.org, showing a list of shows with a thumbnail, title, description, number of episodes, how often it releases, what show region its for, and whether or not the show is sponsored. A menu on the right allows users to filter by state, sponsored, or recently updated.
A screenshot of an episode page, displaying a preview of the video, a description, and meta information. It also has two sections for downloading the video in original quality and standard definition with purchase buttons. At the bottom is a description of the show the episode is part of.
A screenshot of the show info page. It displays a portrait of Vlada Vladic, a description of the show, and meta information, with a button to contact the producer. Below that is a section with 'notes to stations' and then a list of episodes in the show.
Screenshot of the 'My Shows' page, showing what it looks like when no shows are uploaded. There is a box that tells the user 'click here to get started, or click the new show button'.
A screenshot of the 'Create a New Show' page, showing a form to fill out to create a new show. The form fields include name, description, a note to stations, state, type, who covers the download cost, frequency of episodes and a disclaimer that the user has the rights to distribute the program.
A screenshot of a newly created show page. There is an alert at the top saying the show is pending approval and the user will be able to upload episodes once approved. Below that is a thumbnail placeholder with information next to it, displaying description, producer, show region, sponsorship level, and a button to contact the producer. Below that is a section showing the download report, where it displays stats like total downloads, households reached and stations reached. Finally at the bottom of the page is the note to stations and a list of the episodes, which is currently empty.
A screenshot of the 'manage my funds' page, showing the current account balance, with a place to the right to add funds and proceed to payment. Below that is a transaction history section, which is currently empty, and a button to export transactions.
A screenshot of the support section of the website. A title at the top is 'How Can We Help?', while there are buttons below it with common topics, and a link to contact support through email.