Core Architecture
A task‐oriented framework designed to guide travel advisors through website setup and management with minimal cognitive load.
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Event Website Manager
Task‐Focused Dashboard Layout
The Event Website Manager uses a structured dashboard layout that prioritizes progressive task completion while maintaining constant access to key actions and context. This architecture balances three essential elements: contextual navigation, actionable content, and progress tracking.
Navigation Hierarchy:
- Site Essentials (content/appearance)
- Access (who can see it)
- Booking & Payment (commerce)
- Client Experience (guest-facing features)
- Legal & Terms (compliance)
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Layout Structure
Three‐Panel Dashboard
The Event Website Manager employs a three‐zone layout optimized for task‐oriented workflows. The interface maintains persistent context while allowing users to focus on specific configuration areas without losing sight of their overall progress.
Key Structural Components:
- Contextual Header Bar ‐ Group identification, access to the website preview and editing interface, and a back button to the group page.
- Horizontal Tab Navigation ‐ Five primary sections organize website management tasks into logical categories.
- Dynamic Content Grid ‐ A flexible 2‐column layout in the main content area displays actionable cards relevant to the selected tab section.
- Persistent Progress Sidebar ‐ A fixed‐position checklist on the right side tracks overall website setup completion across three priority tiers.
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Checklist
Progress Tracking Sidebar
A fixed‐position checklist on the right side tracks overall website setup completion across three priority tiers: Required Setup (3 items), Recommended (4 items), and Payment Setup (3 items), providing constant visibility into progress regardless of which tab is active.
