An event platform, from discovery to administration.

An event platform serves two connected audiences: visitors finding events and administrators maintaining the information behind them. Listings, locations, calendars, and schedules need to fit together so a visitor can move from discovering an event to understanding its details.

This full-stack project brings those public features together with tools for managing events, artists, categories, amenities, and schedules. It also includes authentication, multilingual content, blogs, advertising, and live broadcasts.

The project uses Laravel with a React frontend connected through Inertia.js. MySQL provides the relational database, Bootstrap supports the interface, Leaflet is part of the mapping stack, and AWS S3 is included for storage.

The breadth of the application makes the connection between public views and administration particularly important. Event listings are one part of the system; maintaining their related content and schedules is another part of the same product workflow.

This project is relevant if your product combines searchable public information with a substantial administrative workflow. A directory, booking-oriented product, or content platform may need a similar relationship between the public interface and the records maintained by staff.

For a new engagement, I would start by identifying the central records, the ways visitors need to discover them, and who is responsible for keeping them up to date. Those decisions help define the first useful version of the product.