Custom WordPress audio plugin
AudioMazes WordPress Audio Plugin
A custom WordPress audio player plugin with listening history, S3 storage, CDN delivery, and Elementor widget work.
Project summary
Built custom WordPress plugin functionality for audio playback, listening history, S3/CDN delivery, and Elementor widget sliders inside a client-owned platform.
Audio player behavior, listening history, S3/CDN media handling, and Elementor widget work in one WordPress plugin.
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Platform type
Private client audio platform
Media delivery
S3 + CDN
Built custom WordPress plugin functionality for audio playback, listening history, S3/CDN delivery, and Elementor widget sliders inside a client-owned platform.
Buyer-facing summary
Client problem
The platform needed custom audio playback behavior, listening history, and external media delivery inside WordPress.
What I delivered
I built plugin functionality for the audio player, listening history, S3/CDN media handling, and custom Elementor widget sliders.
Business result
The client could run a more product-like audio experience inside WordPress instead of relying on generic media embeds.
Problem
AudioMazes needed custom audio behavior inside WordPress: playback, listening history, external media storage, and layout support through Elementor.
That mix needed plugin-level architecture rather than a few embedded audio files placed into pages.
What I built
Custom audio player behavior
Built plugin functionality around audio playback needs that standard WordPress media handling would not cover cleanly.
Listening history
Tracked user listening activity so the platform could behave more like an audio product than a static content archive.
S3/CDN media delivery
Handled audio files through S3 and CDN-style delivery so media serving did not depend only on the WordPress origin.
Elementor widget sliders
Built custom Elementor widget slider behavior to support the required layout while preserving plugin-controlled functionality.
Technical decisions
The core challenge was making plugin logic and Elementor-driven presentation work together without losing maintainability.
Media-heavy WordPress work benefits from moving delivery responsibilities out of the CMS whenever the project requires it.
Outcome
What I would improve
For future iterations, I would separate media-domain logic from layout concerns even more aggressively.
That keeps widget work from becoming the place where core product behavior hides.
Tech stack
Next step
If you need similar work, let’s talk through the constraints first.
The useful part of a project like this usually starts before code: understanding what the CMS should own, what should live in a backend service, and where integrations or automation can stay maintainable.
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