Conference websites
Programme, speakers, sessions and travel in one place, built to survive late changes.
Websites and interfaces for the events industry
I design and build the digital side of conferences: registration flows, programme sites, attendee journeys and the front-end code behind them.
The room
Crafting Seamless Digital Experiences for the Meetings & Events Industry
A designer who knows the venue
I am an experienced Website Designer, UI/UX Specialist, and Front-End Developer with a focus on creating visually stunning and highly functional digital experiences for the event and meeting industry. With a deep understanding of the unique needs of event professionals, I design and develop websites that not only captivate audiences but also enhance event branding, streamline attendee engagement, and provide seamless navigation.
By blending creative design with user-centric functionality, I help event planners and organizations showcase their events, improve attendee interaction, and achieve their digital goals with precision and impact.
- Industry Certified Meetings & Events Professional
- Cvent certified
- CMS | LMS | Website Designer | UI/UX Specialist
The rundown
What I work on
Seven areas, drawn from the event floor rather than from a service menu.
Registration and Cvent
Registration builds, confirmation flows and the on-site pickup line.
CMS and LMS
Content the events team can update themselves, plus course delivery where training is involved.
UI/UX
Wireframes, journeys and interface design, tested against how attendees actually behave.
Front-end
The design built as code: responsive, accessible, and quick on a venue network.
Graphic illustration
Illustration and graphic systems that carry an event brand across print and screen.
Event photography
Documentary coverage on the day, feeding the same visual system.
Registration
The first five minutes
Registration is the first impression of an event. If the queue stalls, or the confirmation email never arrives, nothing else you planned gets the credit.
I build the page, the confirmation, the pickup flow and the reporting behind it, then walk the whole path on a phone before anyone stands in line.
- Registration pages
- Confirmation and reminder emails
- On-site badge pickup
- Attendee data and reporting
Plenary
Designed and built by the same hands
Wireframes, visual design and front-end code come from one person, so what gets approved is what gets shipped. Nothing is mislaid in a handover.
Design systems and components keep a programme site coherent when twenty sessions are added in the final week.
- Layout
- Responsive from a phone in a hotel corridor to a stage screen.
- Access
- Contrast, focus states and keyboard navigation handled as standard.
- Systems
- Components and templates the events team can reuse each year.
- Speed
- Light pages for venue wifi and a phone at 2 per cent battery.
The floor
Where the eye gets trained
The hobby work keeps the visual instinct sharp. Documentary event photography and hand drawing are where the layout and illustration decisions come from.
How a project runs
Five stages, no surprises
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Brief
What the event needs, who it is for, and what already exists.
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Structure
Sitemap, attendee journeys, and the pages that carry the real work.
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Design
Layout and interface direction, reviewed before any code is written.
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Build
Front-end build, CMS wiring, registration and email flows.
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Publish and after
Launch, then the small changes that always follow a live event.
Close of show
Get in touch
Planning the digital side of an event, or rescuing one that is nearly there? Send the outline and I will tell you what it needs.
Contact details on request.