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Review ticket sales, guest arrivals, crew readiness and open tasks together.
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Stagevia
Stagevia is an event-management product concept connecting the planning desk, entrance gates and backstage teams through a shared operational workspace.
Project overview
Stagevia explores the coordination behind a live event: ticket sales before doors open, attendee arrivals at the gates, timed cues backstage and crew assignments throughout the venue. The concept brings those perspectives into one workspace while giving each team a focused view of its responsibilities. The design scope includes twelve navigation destinations, four detailed showcase screens and a visual identity inspired by stage lighting and production equipment.
The challenge
An event plan changes as soon as it meets the venue. Arrival volumes fluctuate, show cues depend on several teams and small unresolved tasks can affect the guest experience. Organizers need an overview, but gate staff and production crews need precise information they can read quickly in a busy environment.
- Ticket sales and attendance need distinct status signals so teams can interpret demand and arrivals correctly.
- Gate staff need clear ticket-validation feedback and a recent-entry history.
- Schedules must connect times, stages and the people responsible for each cue.
- Crew readiness and open tasks are difficult to coordinate across disconnected lists.
Our solution
The proposed workspace combines a concise event overview with dedicated check-in, schedule and crew views. The overview highlights sales, arrivals and unresolved work. The entrance screen prioritizes validation feedback, while the schedule connects stage activity with the next cue. Crew panels make team readiness, shifts and zone assignments visible beside operational tasks.
- A persistent sidebar connects the full event lifecycle through twelve destinations.
- Check-in separates a valid ticket result from aggregate attendance and gate status.
- The schedule uses stage lanes and a next-cue panel to support production handoffs.
- Crew views connect assignments, shift timing and readiness.
- Consistent labels and large status indicators support quick scanning during event operations.
Key features
Inside the platform
From doors open to the final cue.
Event operations concepts with fictional ticket, attendance and crew data.
Technology stack
The results
The concept defines four connected event operations views within a twelve-destination navigation structure. Its visual presentation places each screen in the venue environment where it would be used. The next validation step would test how quickly staff can interpret an admission result, locate the next cue and identify a team that is not ready.
4Designed event views
12Navigation destinations
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