Building Your Page
How the builder works
The builder walks you through your landing page one step at a time. You don't have to finish it in one sitting, and you can jump back to any step to make changes. Nothing goes live until you publish, so feel free to experiment.
(Screenshot: the builder steps)
The basics
Start with the essentials people need to know: your event's name, a short introduction, and the key details like dates and location. This is the first impression, so keep it clear and welcoming.
Appearance
Next, choose how your page looks. Set your colors and fonts so the page feels like your event or organization. You can also decide how the page handles light and dark appearance. See Branding and theming for the full details.
Content sections
This is where your page takes shape. Add the sections, called blocks, that fit your event. You might include an about-the-event area, registration buttons, a list of speakers, your sponsors, and a spot that promotes your tickets. Turn on the ones you want and leave the rest off.
For a full rundown of each option, see Content blocks.
The footer
Finish with the footer at the bottom of the page. This is a good place for closing details, contact information, or anything else people might look for after they've read through the page.
Preview your page as you go. A preview lets you see exactly what visitors will see before anyone else can. See Preview and publish.
When you're ready
Once your page looks the way you want, publish it to make it live at your event's web address. Publishing is covered in Preview and publish and in Publishing your event.