Branded event site
Agenda, speakers, venue, capacity counter, FAQ, built to your key visual, in English, Bahasa, or both.
Selected work
Not slides. Every screen below is the running system: the site that takes the registration, the badge that gets scanned, the email that lands in an inbox, the certificate that prints. Click anything and you are using it.
01 The event site
Built to the client's own key visual and typography, then wired to the engine underneath. Same engine, three different faces.
02 At the door
Brand bar, the name at the top of the hierarchy, the QR, and the code spelled out for when a camera refuses.
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Runs in any phone browser. No app to install, no hardware to rent. A second scan of the same badge reports the original arrival time instead of double-counting, and a badge booked into a different workshop room is refused by name.
Open the scanner03 In the inbox
Each edition has its own mail design, not one shell recoloured. Table-based HTML with inline styles, because that is what survives Outlook.
04 After the event
Drawn at 300 dpi, A4 landscape, one page a real print file. The page will not open before the event day has passed.
Blank specimen. The live page is gated until after the event.
Blank specimen. The live page is gated until after the event.
05 What's included
Everything below ships together. Nothing here is a paid add-on or a second phase.
Agenda, speakers, venue, capacity counter, FAQ, built to your key visual, in English, Bahasa, or both.
Free or paid, open or invite-only, individual or team, one channel or three. Duplicate emails caught on the way in.
Acknowledgement, approval, badge, invoice, reminders, certificate, batched over one connection, with catch-up for late approvals.
A QR badge per attendee and a browser-based scanner your own crew runs from their phones.
Approve, reject, verify payment, message on WhatsApp, open and close registration. Live, no spreadsheet round-trip.
CSV and formatted Excel on demand, with only the columns that event actually has.
Tiered pricing, group discounts, promo codes, invoices, manual verification, and a waitlist that promotes itself.
Self-service lookup after the event, at print resolution, gated by date and by your own switch.
06 On the day
Most registration tools demo well and fail on the morning of the event. Every behaviour below is live in the demo.
Each channel, tier and workshop room holds its own pool. Cancellations put their seats back; the waitlist takes them.
No registrant sits approved but unnotified because someone forgot a second button.
Join links are personal and burn on first use, so a webinar seat cannot be passed around.
A repeat scan reports the original arrival time. Wrong-room badges are refused by name, out loud.
Approve someone after the H-1 wave has gone and the system sends them the wave they missed.
Closing registration hides every entry point, not just the form. No dead ends one click deeper.
Next event
Tell us the date, the room size and whether money changes hands. The rest is configuration. An existing system is usually live within two weeks.
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