Event Page Design
The public booking page is where your guests meet an event, and its content and look are set per event. This page covers that single-event canvas; the organisation-wide branding that dresses every event lives under Branding.
Event content
All plans
Set in the wizard’s Event Content step, or later under Settings → Details:
- Banner Image — sits across the top of the booking page at its full height, whatever its shape. At least 1500px wide looks best. When you upload, the whole picture is kept unless you trim it. The same image appears across the top of the guest’s web ticket. A custom ticket design can replace it with its own Strip. Separate banners can be set for the invite, confirmation, and reminder emails under Settings → Emails. The image that appears when someone shares the event link is a different crop, set under Settings → Advanced → Social Sharing. See Publishing and sharing.
- Event Information — the description guests read before booking. Supports formatting and personalisation variables. To add a clickable link, select the text you want to turn into a link and click the Link button in the toolbar (or press Cmd/Ctrl+K).
- Booking Confirmation message — what guests see after booking, with an optional call-to-action button. Fill in Confirmation Button Text and Confirmation Button Link to add a button that takes guests to another page, such as a travel guide or your own website.
Visibility
Under Settings → Details, an event is either open to the world or kept close:
- Public: anyone with the link can book.
- Private: there is no public link. Guests book through a personal invitation or a booking link you send them.
Either way, a Password under Settings → Advanced adds one more step: guests enter it before they can see the booking page. Clear the field to remove it.
Design
Pro & Expert
The event’s Settings → Design tab controls how the booking page looks:
- Enable custom design for this event.
- Set the booking page colours (page, card, and button colours).
- Upload fonts if your identity needs them.
When enabled, the event’s design overrides your organisation’s design for this event only; with it off, the event inherits the organisation design (see Branding for the organisation-wide designer). Without the Pro plan, the tab shows an upgrade note and events use the standard ARTSVP look. Deeper CSS-level customisation is an Expert-plan capability — talk to support about anything the design controls do not cover.
Tip: Set the organisation design once and let events inherit it. Only enable per-event design when an exhibition needs its own identity.
Keep reading: Branding · Ticket design · Publishing and sharing