Flash TV
A public website for a working Ghanaian TV station, with live viewing, a replay library and an advertiser enquiry flow.
The problem
A live TV station needs a proper home online: somewhere viewers can see what is on, watch live and catch up on episodes they missed, and where advertisers and event organisers can reach the station directly instead of through scattered messages.
What I built
A public website for the station. A home page built around the live broadcast, show pages for its programmes such as Gospel Bulletin and Fancy Ladies Show, and a replay library where every episode stays up after it airs, filterable by show. Event coverage and a blog carry the station's stories. An advertise page lays out the three ways to reach viewers, live show ad slots, squeezebacks and crawlers, with a quote request form. Contact, event and advertising submissions save to the station's own Supabase project, separate from every other system we run, and land in an admin inbox built into the site. A promo band links through to the Flash Prime Media Institute.




Proof
Built for an operating station, not a showcase: real programmes, real episodes added after each broadcast, and forms that feed straight into the station's own inbox.