Keep event transactions with their providers
The website presents participation information and links; ticket sales and applications are handled by external services rather than a first-party transaction backend.
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Festival website
AfroCultureFest
AfroCultureFest is the website for the festival's 2026 edition. It organizes event information and participation paths for audiences, exhibitors, and sponsors across a set of related content pages.
- Role
- Full-Stack Software Engineer · website implementation
- Engagement
- Annual festival project · 2026 edition
- Timeline
- 2026 edition
- Status
- 2026 festival edition
(01) The problem
Festival visitors, exhibitors, and sponsors need clear routes to event information and ways to participate.
(02) What I worked on
- 01
Information architecture
Built the homepage and nine supporting content routes, covering programme, lineup, market, experience areas, applications, and sponsor information.
- 02
Participation paths
Presented eight experience areas and six application tracks, routing ticketing and submissions to the external services used by the event.
- 03
Shared typed content
Structured repeated event content so related pages can use consistent data and presentation patterns.
- 04
Search and event metadata
Added page metadata and Event structured data to help search and social previews describe the festival.
(03) Engineering decisions
(04) Delivery & status
Where it stands.
A central web presence for the 2026 festival. Ticketing and applications link to external services.
- This is the web presence for the 2026 edition; projected attendance, vendor, fundraising, or reach targets are not reported as outcomes.
- Ticketing and application submissions are external integrations, not first-party flows built into the site.
(05) Technology
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Motion
- JSON-LD