AudioBoo
project overview
AudioBoo
year
2010
my role
Platform Specialist
platform
Blackberry | Android | Windows Phone
AudioBoo launched in 2009 as a platform for sharing short audio clips, gaining traction with journalists and early podcasters. As podcasting grew, the company rebranded to AudioBoom in 2014, shifting focus to professional hosting, distribution, and monetization. The original app was discontinued in 2019 as it fully transitioned to a podcasting services platform.
AudioBoo launched in 2009 as a platform for sharing short audio clips, gaining traction with journalists and early podcasters. As podcasting grew, the company rebranded to AudioBoom in 2014, shifting focus to professional hosting, distribution, and monetization. The original app was discontinued in 2019 as it fully transitioned to a podcasting services platform.
AudioBoo launched in 2009 as a platform for sharing short audio clips, gaining traction with journalists and early podcasters. As podcasting grew, the company rebranded to AudioBoom in 2014, shifting focus to professional hosting, distribution, and monetization. The original app was discontinued in 2019 as it fully transitioned to a podcasting services platform.
App Porting
My role was to use the iOS app as a reference and redesign it for the three other main platforms: BlackBerry, Android, and Windows Phone. Adapting it to each platform's native design patterns. The final designs and assets were then handed over to developers to build native versions of AudioBoo.
My role was to use the iOS app as a reference and redesign it for the three other main platforms: BlackBerry, Android, and Windows Phone. Adapting it to each platform's native design patterns. The final designs and assets were then handed over to developers to build native versions of AudioBoo.
My role was to use the iOS app as a reference and redesign it for the three other main platforms: BlackBerry, Android, and Windows Phone. Adapting it to each platform's native design patterns. The final designs and assets were then handed over to developers to build native versions of AudioBoo.
