You look after the programme once, and the event website follows as soon as you let it. It shows a home page, the programme as a list, cards, calendar and (for multi-level events) a timeline per stage, speakers and organisations with detail pages, search, a personal shortlist and a calendar export for guests.
The website editor
In the editor the settings are on the left and the real site is on the right as a preview. You pick a template and bring your own branding: colours, typeface, logo, hero image. The home page is a freely sortable list of blocks, and each block hides itself while its data is missing. The hero carries one of four layouts, a heading of your own per language and up to three buttons. You add blocks such as “Features” (up to six cards with image, text and link) and “Link list” (up to 30 links per language) on the home page and on pages of your own. In the browser tab every page shows its own name before the event name.
Publishing is a deliberate step
Nothing becomes public on its own. You release what should go out, individually or for the whole event, and see beforehand what has changed since last time. Whatever you withdraw is gone again. All changes in the editor become visible with the next publish.