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YL ON DEM 808s

A producer's beat store, live-session hub and interview archive — instant licensing across tiers, in a strict black-and-white brand.

Please note: Built to demonstrate an idea — not commissioned by this business.

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YL ON DEM 808s — the live interface
My role
Designer and developer.
Built for
Music & creative
Current status
A live demonstration site on a temporary address. Some content is placeholder pending the artist's sign-off.
Built with
Vite · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS

The story

What problem existed, and what we built.

The problem

A producer selling beats needs licensing to be instant and unambiguous. Any friction or confusion about what a tier includes loses the sale.

What I built

A catalogue where every beat licenses instantly across clearly-stated tiers, alongside the live sessions and interviews that build the reputation making the beats worth buying.

What it had to achieve

  • Make licensing instant and unambiguous

The customer's experience

An artist previews a beat, picks a licence tier, and buys it without a conversation.

What customers can do

  • Browse and preview the catalogue
  • Instant licensing from basic through exclusive
  • Live sessions and interview archive

The owner & staff experience

The catalogue and its tiers are managed in one place.

What the business can do

  • Catalogue and licensing tier management

How it works

The system, explained without the jargon.

If a technical term is needed below, it's explained right where it appears.

The catalogue is the product

Everything else on the site exists to make the catalogue credible.

Design decisions

The choices that shaped it — and why.

Black and white only

A strict two-color brand. With no color to lean on, hierarchy has to come from typography and space — which is a good discipline.

Real credits, flagged placeholders

Everything sourced from public profiles is real. The three items that are placeholders are documented as needing sign-off before launch, rather than quietly shipped.

How it was built

Development process

  1. 1Built the store, live sessions and interview archive
  2. 2Added the video stage and fixed the licensing tiers on mobile

Where it stands

Status & outcome

Current status

A live demonstration site on a temporary address. Some content is placeholder pending the artist's sign-off.

Outcome

A demonstration build. Placeholder content is documented and awaiting the artist's sign-off.

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