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Event website (Bar Council)
Web, editing and design. Creating an event website from launch to post-event comms for prospective clients/audience. I introduced the event microsite to the organisation as the team was using a PDF programme and one calendar page with only basic event detail. I built wireframes, walked the project team through how it works and workshopped content. The site was built with mobile view in-mind so attendees could view the programme at the event on their smart phone. This event site was used as a template for each year's event plus additional large events we organised.
This content was created under employment with and belongs to the General Council of the Bar.
Location
London, the Bar Council
Role
Web content officer
Date
April 2022 – 2025
Project type
Web
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Event website (Bar Council)
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Exhibitors page
Listing all of the exhibitors on the website was a big task as there were ~100 exhibitors each year. By setting up categories, we made the task easier to navigate for attendees. To design the page I had to use existing website functions (as there was no budget or time for engaging the developer in the project). I chose tabs so attendees could navigate to their relevant category easily from the top of the page. I also chose a profile widget so we could include the logo – to help attendees find exhibitors on the day, the organisation name, additional categories that organisation my sit with and an expandable organisation description.
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Plan your attendance page
Every in-person event website needs a guide for how to get to the venue. Help your attendees come to the event so they can focus on the event itself.
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Webinar programme page
A simple page listing all the online sessions that are held the week prior to the in-person fair.
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Resources page
This page is a permanent fixture on the main website as it is updated regularly and is relevant to the event and to this group of people.
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