What to bring
Bring a current event, a past event and your venue-hire questions. We can design the content format around those real differences rather than a generic calendar.
A Peckham venue or creative business can have a distinctive website without hiding the information people came for. We help bring programme details, hire enquiries and practical visitor information into a clear structure.


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Rye Lane and Peckham's creative spaces give the area a recognisable identity. Your own website still needs to explain the specific event or service you run. A striking poster is not a substitute for readable dates, venue details and a booking link. We can create an editable event format that keeps those essentials consistent while leaving room for each event's artwork and voice.
Bring a current event, a past event and your venue-hire questions. We can design the content format around those real differences rather than a generic calendar.
Open an event page without its artwork loaded. A visitor should still understand what is happening, when it takes place and how to book or ask a question.
These are the questions we would work through for this Peckham brief. The final scope depends on your current site and how the business operates.
Give dates, times, venue and booking information their own fields. Avoid relying on text embedded in an image that cannot be resized or read aloud.
A visitor buying a ticket and someone enquiring about a space need different information. Make those routes obvious in navigation and contact links.
Decide what happens after an event ends. Retain useful past work where appropriate, but clearly distinguish it from events that can still be booked.
The Xapner-built Teeny Tiny Mimi website presents a collection of stories and character-led material. It offers a content-presentation reference, not a Peckham venue or ticketing deployment.
On a creative business or venue website, an archived event should remain clearly in the past. Decide whether to retain its project record, remove its booking action or redirect it before publishing the next programme.
A few details worth settling before design or development begins.
Yes, with permissions and readable supporting text. The design can vary while the important booking and venue information remains easy to find.
Usually only if it is a genuinely separate operation. A dedicated hire section may be sufficient and avoids duplicating contact and access information.
Use the short form below, email or WhatsApp to describe the work. We review the brief remotely and agree deliverables, responsibilities and costs before starting. Any third-party subscriptions or ongoing support need to be included in that discussion.