iTunes for Windows

Designing the first version of iTunes for Windows PC involved a lot of planning and collaboration between the iTunes team and other stakeholders. Involving the following steps:

Researching the Windows platform: Conducting extensive research on the Windows platform to understand the unique native challenges and requirements of developing software for this platform.

Designing the user interface: We spent a significant amount of time designing the user interface for the Windows version of iTunes, considering factors such as ease of use, aesthetic appeal, and compatibility with the Windows operating system.

Developing and testing the software: Once the user interface was designed, we worked on developing the software and testing it to ensure that it was reliable and more enjoyable than other players on the market.

Launching the product: We worked with marketing and other teams to plan and execute the launch of the Windows version of iTunes, including promotions and advertising efforts to introduce the product to the market.

Overall, designing the first version of iTunes for Windows PC likely involved a lot of work and collaboration to ensure that the software was successful and well-received by Windows customers. The phrase "hell froze over" was used to convey the surprise and excitement surrounding the release of iTunes for Windows, as it was a significant departure from Apple's previous exclusive focus on the Mac platform.

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