An event platform where nearly every visit is a phone on patchy data.

The problem

An event site has one job and a very short window in which to do it. Guests arrive from a forwarded message, on whatever device is in their hand, and need the date, the place and what is being asked of them: immediately, without an app, without an account, and without pinching.

It also has to hold up in bursts: everybody opens it in the same two days, and a proportion of them are on a connection that will not tolerate a heavy page.

What we built

A platform designed mobile-first rather than adapted to mobile: the phone layout is the real one, and the desktop view is the variant. Every essential fact is on the first screen, and nothing that matters is behind an interaction.

Light enough to open on a poor connection, with no account required to read anything a guest needs.

The result

The platform is private, so there are no public figures to quote. What can be said is the constraint it was built to: the phone layout is the real one, nothing a guest needs sits behind an interaction, and the page weight was held to a budget so the first tap succeeds on a weak connection.

How it looks

The capture below is the live site as it loads today. It is a real screenshot of real work, not a mockup.