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Event Website Template: Build Yours With AI

An event website sells the event and runs it: it has to make people want to come, then answer every practical question before the day. Describe your event and Youmake builds the site around it, from the speaker list to the registration form.

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What a event website needs

  1. Home

    Event name, date, city, a one-line promise and a register or buy-tickets button.

  2. Why attend

    Who it's for and what they will leave with.

  3. Speakers

    Photos, names, roles and talk titles.

  4. Schedule

    Sessions by day and time, with room or stage.

  5. Venue and travel

    Address, map, hotels and how to get there.

  6. Tickets or registration

    Ticket types, prices and a registration form or checkout.

  7. FAQ

    Refunds, accessibility, recordings and code of conduct.

Must-have features

  • Registration form or Stripe ticket checkout, with attendees saved to a database
  • A schedule that is easy to update when sessions change
  • Speaker pages that speakers will want to share
  • Clear date, time zone and venue on the first screen

The prompt: paste it into Youmake

Change the names, places and details to yours, then paste it into the Youmake composer.

Build a website for "Build Day Austin", a one-day conference for indie makers on March 13, 2027 at the Riverside Hall in Austin, Texas. Home: event name, date, venue, "One day to learn how small teams ship big products" and a Get Tickets button. Why Attend section with four reasons. Speakers page with eight speaker cards (photo, name, role, talk title). Schedule page with sessions from 9am to 6pm across two stages. Venue page with address, map link and two nearby hotels. Tickets page with Early Bird ($149) and Standard ($199) tickets paid with Stripe, and attendees saved to a database. FAQ about refunds, accessibility and recordings. Energetic style: dark navy background, electric lime accents, bold sans-serif headings.

How to build your event website with Youmake

  1. Start a 3-day trial for $1 at youmake.dev and choose Web App.
  2. Paste the prompt above, edited with your details, and watch the site build in the live preview.
  3. Refine it in chat, one change at a time: swap photos, adjust colors, add a page.
  4. Connect Supabase for forms and data, and Stripe if you take payments.
  5. Publish to your own domain. You can export the code or sync it to GitHub at any time.

Tips for a better event website

Date, place and price up front

The first screen should answer when, where and how much. Everything else is persuasion.

Let speakers sell it

Give each speaker a shareable page. Their audiences are your best marketing channel.

Update the past

After the event, replace the countdown with photos, recordings and next year's date, so the page keeps working.

FAQ

Can I build an event website with AI?
Yes. Describe the event, speakers, schedule and tickets, and Youmake builds the full site, which you keep updating by chatting.
Can I sell tickets on my event website?
Yes. Connect Stripe in Youmake to sell tickets, and save registrations to a database you control.
What should an event website include?
Date, venue, why attend, speakers, schedule, tickets or registration, travel information and an FAQ.

Build your event website today

Describe it, refine it in chat and publish it on your own domain. Youmake has no free plan; the 3-day trial costs $1.

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