Answers were scattered.
Important details lived across Word documents, email threads, committee files, and organizer messages. The answers existed, but not in one dependable place.
Evidence file 02 / event site
CVMUN Website
A dependable public conference guide that puts schedules, committees, rules, resources, and contact information where delegates can actually find them.
What it was actually solving.
The site served student delegates, advisors, and staff who needed conference details quickly and without digging through old messages.
Build one front door.
A centralized, mobile-first structure routes people to schedules, committee pages, downloadable guides, rules, and contact details without making them hunt.
Clear beats clever on event day.
Real users and a fixed deadline sharpened the boring but important parts of web design: hierarchy, copy clarity, mobile testing, and information architecture for non-technical visitors.
Illustrative route map / not live telemetry
Question to answer.
A conference site works when a delegate can move from “where is that?” to the right schedule, guide, or committee page without asking an organizer.
More from the bench.
Other builds that turn confusing setup into a short, useful route.