Discover the location
The hero introduces the lakeside complex and its event formats.
Events by the lake. From choosing a venue to a conversation.
A Tilda website for WOLKI & LIPKI connects venues, event formats, photography and contact with a manager. This is the public working version of a project in progress.
- Audience
- Event venues, countryside complexes and event organisers.
- Scope
- Design and responsive Tilda implementation, homepage, event pages, menu and navigation.
- Stack
- Tilda · Design and frontend · Responsive version
Overview
The problem behind the interface.
The brief
Build a separate event website for the complex: show venues, photography and event formats, help visitors choose an option and contact a manager.
Scope of the work
Visitors discover the location, compare venues and choose an event format. A manager discusses dates and arrangements; automated booking is not claimed.
Customer journey
A clear route through the product.
Choose a venue
Tabs connect photographs with descriptions of the marquee, hall and gazebo.
Discuss an event
Visitors can open an event page, view the menu or contact a manager.
Design decisions
The decisions that shape the product.
Photography supports the choice
Images show the location and facilities. Galleries and descriptions sit together so visitors can compare relevant options.
Separate event pages
Weddings, corporate events and other formats have their own pages. Shared navigation connects them with venues, the menu and contact details.
Screens
A closer look at the interface.
01
Location, format and next step
Hero of the public working version: a large photograph, event formats and a route to discussing an event. Original Russian interface.
02
Venues in one section
Tabs, photography and descriptions help visitors compare options. Screenshot of the public Russian working version.
Outcome
What we built.
A working event website has been published on Tilda. This case shows the current homepage and venue selection. Final content, revisions and acceptance are still in progress; the project is not presented as completed.
Discuss a similar projectWhere this approach fits
For venues and service businesses where a decision starts with photographs, comparing options and speaking with a manager.
Visit the project ↗TildaDesign and frontendResponsive version
Project in progress. This is the published working version, not a finally accepted project. Final content, revisions and acceptance continue; sales results and conversion are not claimed.
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