Introduce the experience
As an event organiser, I want to understand the kind of experience available for my event.
The homepage brings the interactive offer into focus and gives visitors routes into the catalogue and branding services.

A rental and branded-experience website for event organisers. The site brings two related offers together: choosing interactive experiences and adapting them to a brand.
Lead Developer
Freelance
Next.js · Motion · Sanity · Tailwind CSS
Web
Event organisers need to assess both what an experience does and how it could fit their event. Rental browsing and branding enquiries require different kinds of information.
The homepage introduces the experience, a rental collection supports browsing, and a dedicated branding page explains the customisation offer.
As an event organiser, I want to understand the kind of experience available for my event.
The homepage brings the interactive offer into focus and gives visitors routes into the catalogue and branding services.
As an organiser, I want to compare rental options before choosing an experience.
The rental page gathers the available collection into a dedicated browsing surface.
As a brand team, I want to understand how an experience can reflect our identity.
The branding page gives the customisation offer its own explanation instead of hiding it inside a general rental listing.
Next.js supplies distinct service routes while Sanity supports content management for the public offer.
A shared component and motion system keeps the rental and branding journeys visually connected.