An event website for every participant, set up in an afternoon
Build the page from ready-made sections, set the event's colours and publish on your own domain. The programme and speakers come from the event — no agency, no code, no double work.
The essentials first
Responsive from the start
Every section rearranges itself for mobile. You don't have to design twice. If you want adjustments for mobile only, there are settings for that.
Registration
The event website and the registration are fully connected, both visually and in the database.
Programme and speakers, live
The agenda, the tracks and the speaker profiles come from the programme module. Move a session and the website changes the same second.
Everything included
The whole event website in plain words — every feature included. If you need a section that isn't listed here, tell us.
Building the page
Section library: hero, text, image, video, programme, speakers, partners, FAQ, map, countdown, form
Drag and drop to order the sections
Several pages with their own menu and subpages — choose which section goes on which page.
Your own text and images wherever you want, without code
Preview on mobile, tablet and desktop before publishing
Automatically responsive — every section rearranges itself
Look and feel
Colour theme set once and used throughout the website via a template
Choice of typeface with your own web fonts or uploaded fonts
Logo and favicon
Button style and corner radii to match your visual identity
Dark and light sections to alternate for rhythm
Registration and content that belong together
The registration form on the page — the registration is connected to the website, visually and in its modules
The programme is pulled in from the sessions module, not copied
The speaker list is pulled in and updates when a speaker changes their profile
Exhibitor lists — pulled straight from the exhibitors' own information
Partner logos per level, pulled from the partner module
Countdown to the start, the opening or the registration deadline
Publishing
Your own domain with a certificate in place
A subdomain as an alternative if you don't want to own the domain
SEO per page: title, description, heading structure
Sharing image and sharing text for social media
Password-protected page before the public launch
Access control — an open website or a signed-in area for registrants
Publish in stages: draft, preview, published
Programme and speakers on the website
- Agenda view per day, with the time, room and length of every session
- Parallel tracks side by side, colour-coded per track
- Session pages with description, speakers, level and material
- Filters on track, day, room, language and audience
- Search across the programme, speakers and exhibitors
- Speaker profiles with photo, bio, title, organisation and links
- Self-service for speakers — the speaker updates their own text through a link
- Material per session: presentation, PDF, links, video
- News feed with posts before, during and after the event
- Exhibitor directory with stand numbers and contact details
- Calendar export of the whole programme
Working together
Permissions — let the communications officer edit text without touching registration
Multilingual website with a language switcher
A warning if someone else is editing the page
A page template to reuse year after year, city after city
Visitor statistics, and your own tracking code if you have one
The details that make the difference
The things that turn up in week three of planning — built in from the start.
Your own domain
yourevent.com points straight at the page, with a certificate in place.
Section library
Hero, programme, speakers, partners, FAQ, map, countdown and many other purpose-built sections.
One theme, many events
Reuse the page template year after year, event after event or city after city — change the colours and the content. Everything comes along!
SEO and sharing
Headings, descriptions and sharing images are set per page.
Permissions
Let the communications officer edit the text without being able to touch registration or finance.
The website was up before we had even booked a meeting about the website.Head of marketing, annual conference