Module
Website & CMS.
Build a beautiful, credible conference website — and keep it updated without chasing designers, plugins, or last-minute website chaos.
Pricing key
module:mod_website
Launch a real site fast
Pick a template, add your content, publish. No scrambling for a last-minute WordPress.
Edit without breaking design
Change text, sections, and navigation while keeping a consistent, professional layout.
One place for files
Upload logos and PDFs (guidelines, sponsorship packs) and reuse them everywhere.
Everything connects
When you enable other modules, your site can naturally link to schedules, submissions, and verification.
What it helps you do
Everything attendees expect from a conference website
- Home page, navigation, and key conference pages (about, venue, policies, committees).
- Announcements and updates that stay on-brand.
- Hosted PDFs and assets (guidelines, sponsorship packages, maps, logos).
- A consistent URL for your conference that you can share everywhere.
- Space for module links later (Schedule, Submit Abstract, Verify Badge, etc.).
- A public-facing front door while your dashboard runs operations behind the scenes.
Who it’s for
Built for real committees
Student society teams
You need a clean public website and a place to post updates without learning web development.
Faculty organizers
You want a stable site that looks credible for sponsors, speakers, and institutions.
Ops + comms leads
You need one source of truth for important pages, documents, and navigation.
How it works
From template → to live site (in one sitting)
Step 1
Choose a template
Start with a polished layout that already looks like a real conference website.
Step 2
Add your content
Fill in your pages, upload files, add sponsor logos, and publish navigation links.
Step 3
Connect modules (optional)
When you enable other modules, you can link to schedule pages, abstract submission, and verification flows.
Standalone vs integrated
Works by itself — and gets even better with modules
Standalone website
- A complete public website even if you never enable other modules.
- Perfect for small conferences: publish venue info, committees, policies, and timelines.
- Host all the PDFs people always email you for.
Integrated website
- When Event is enabled, your site can link to the public schedule.
- When Abstracts is enabled, your site can link to submission + guidelines.
- When Badges/Attendance are enabled, your site can link to verification help pages.
Common scenarios
What teams use it for
The ‘first link’ your attendees see
Share one conference URL everywhere: Instagram, email, university pages, and posters.
No more “where is the PDF?”
Host guidelines, maps, and sponsor packs so your team isn’t repeatedly sending files.
Press-ready + sponsor-ready
A clean, professional site for sponsors and institutional stakeholders.
Works great with
Modules that plug in naturally
Website is your “front door”. These modules connect cleanly so visitors always know where to go next.
Event & Logistics
Publish a schedule visitors can browse, while organizers manage the program in the dashboard.
Abstracts & Review
Put “Submit Abstract” in your main navigation and keep guidelines hosted on your own domain.
Badges & Check-in
Add verification guidance and make it easy for staff and attendees to confirm badge authenticity.
Attendance & Verification
Publish check-in instructions and reduce on-site confusion with a single trusted source.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need a developer to use this?
No. The Website module is designed so a committee can publish a credible site using templates and simple editing.
Can we start with only a website and add modules later?
Yes. Many teams start with the Website module, then turn on Event (schedule) or Abstracts (submissions) when ready.
Will it match our branding?
You can upload logos and assets and keep pages consistent. Templates are built to look good with minimal effort.
What’s the difference between the website and the dashboard?
The website is public (what attendees see). The dashboard is private (what organizers use to run operations).