We redesigned Eventgroove Events

Device Continuity

On the new event page, information regarding your event is displayed in different tabs, which ticket buyers can use to navigate the page and learn more about your event.

Event Browsing

On the various browsing pages, you'll now see each event displayed as a card. Each card includes the event name, date, time, location, image, and a button to purchase tickets. You will also notice there is only one image upload for your event. We will automatically use the image you upload to generate a background banner. 

Improved Search

On the event browsing pages, there are various filters to help you hone in on the event you're looking for. Use the category buttons, or dropdown filters for state, year, and proximity to search for events. 

Updated Labels

Not selling tickets to your event? Are users registering instead? Now you can update the language that appears on the page. In the event wizard, in the Tickets tab, simply input an alternate label, and your new label will appear anywhere where 'Tickets' usually appears. 

Improved Navigation

All of the event management pages are now under a single consistent navigation system. There’s an ever-present drop-down menu in the header, a context-sensitive menu on the left (that may be hidden to give you more room to work), and a set of information-oriented links in the footer.

Mobile Optimized

We’ve put a lot a thought into making each page work as well on mobile devices as it does on a desktop or laptop computer. So mobile users should expect a much better experience with the redesigned site, and no longer run up against features that only work on large screens.

Multi-User Access

Multi-User Access provides a means for event hosts to authorize other users to carry out some event management actions on their behalf.

Previously, the means for the “delegate” to do so was enabled only from the Multi-User Access page, which contained a set of links enabling their authorized actions.

Things will be simpler under Multi-User Access, as the menus adjust to reflect the context of the Event Host for whom the delegate is acting. Actions initiated from the menus will apply to that Event Host until such time as the delegate returns to “My Own Events” – or begins acting on behalf of a different event host.

The icon next to each menu item indicates that the action will be applied on behalf of the event host who granted the authorization.