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Wedding or event website with RSVPs and travel info
Build a website for {{event_name}} on {{event_date}} at {{venue}}. Guests will open it from the invitation on their phones, so every answer should be one tap away. Look and feel: {{mood}}.
Sections: a welcome with names, date and place; the schedule with times, addresses and dress code; travel and places to stay; a map; RSVP; an FAQ about parking, kids, plus-ones and weather; and gifts or registry, only if I add links.
RSVP:
- Guests find their invitation by name, then answer for everyone on it, with meal choice, dietary needs and a song request
- Plus-ones only on invitations that include one
- A clear deadline, a confirmation screen and a confirmation email
- A private host view with totals, meal counts and a CSV export
- Guest details protected by access rules and never visible to other guests
Also:
- Add-to-calendar and directions buttons
- Warm, personal copy; mark anything I need to fill in, such as hotel names
- WCAG 2.2 AA, high contrast for reading outdoors, and fast on a weak signal
- Hidden from search engines by default, with a setting to make it public, plus a title and share image for when the link is sent
- Email keys stay on the server
When you're done, list your assumptions and what I need to send you next.
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Wedding or event website with RSVPs and travel info
A phone-friendly site with the schedule, travel details and an RSVP form that tracks every guest.
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Build a website for {{event_name}} on {{event_date}} at {{venue}}. Guests will open it from the invitation on their phones, so every answer should be one tap away. Look and feel: {{mood}}.
Sections: a welcome with names, date and place; the schedule with times, addresses and dress code; travel and places to stay; a map; RSVP; an FAQ about parking, kids, plus-ones and weather; and gifts or registry, only if I add links.
RSVP:
- Guests find their invitation by name, then answer for everyone on it, with meal choice, dietary needs and a song request
- Plus-ones only on invitations that include one
- A clear deadline, a confirmation screen and a confirmation email
- A private host view with totals, meal counts and a CSV export
- Guest details protected by access rules and never visible to other guests
Also:
- Add-to-calendar and directions buttons
- Warm, personal copy; mark anything I need to fill in, such as hotel names
- WCAG 2.2 AA, high contrast for reading outdoors, and fast on a weak signal
- Hidden from search engines by default, with a setting to make it public, plus a title and share image for when the link is sent
- Email keys stay on the server
When you're done, list your assumptions and what I need to send you next.
