Royal Arena events

//Project goals

Royal Arena is known for concerts. Its events team wanted corporate planners to see the building as a venue for their own conferences, dinners and launches too. That meant presenting eight very different spaces, from a private suite for 20 to a main floor for 5,000, in a way that made them easy to compare, and giving every page one obvious next step.

//Who did what

This was a collaboration with Pablo Campbell of WIZIWIG, who created the branding and designed the site: a dark, stage-lit look that carries the feeling of a show night, with big condensed type, full-bleed photography and a single lime accent. I then built the site from scratch from his designs, turning them into pages the events team can update themselves.

//What I built

Every space has its own card with capacity up front, so planners can shortlist in seconds. A FAQ answers the practical questions about parking, catering and production before anyone has to ask, and each page ends at the same short enquiry form, built to stay fast and faithful to Pablo’s design on every screen size.

//The result

Royal Arena now has one home for its event business. Planners can compare every space, check capacity and get practical answers in one place, then enquire without leaving the page, with a named contact on the commercial team rather than a generic inbox.

//Review

The new site finally feels like the events we run. Clear, fast, and easy for us to update.