Detty December in Accra has made it’s mark, and been on the lips of many residents and tourists for years now. Afrofuture has been at the centre of this, and being with them every step of the way has been an amazing experience.

Creating a multi-day festival with multiple events for thousands of people is far from easy. And it takes a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’ to pull it off successfully. Afrofuture has done this a number of times, and one of the things that has contributed to a great experience for their attendees is a seamless ticket buying process. Buying a ticket to Afrofuture also isn’t just quick and reliable, it looks great too! In this blog post, we’ll tell you all about why we built a custom event website for Afrofuture, and a little about how we did it.

Our Goals

• To showcase all Afrofuture events and activities.
• To give potential attendees a look at all available events, tickets and perks in one glance.
• To increase ticket sales
• To showcase the Afrofuture brand to all potential attendees.

How We Achieved This

First things first, design. The Afrofuture event home page gives you a sneak peek into this year’s festival lineup and some of the exciting activities in store for you, all in Afrofuture’s vibrant brand colours.

Clicking on this year’s festival takes you to the star of the show, the ticket page. The goal of this page was to make it super easy for potential attendees to see all the available tickets for multiple events and learn about the perks for each ticket.

This is a bit different from the regular Tix event page. Apart from the Afrofuture brand colours, some other minor differences are the ticket grouping and the ability to filter tickets. The ticket call-to-action controls are also a little different from what we have on the regular Tix event page, which is the quantity dropdown selector. We went with all this because it made it extremely easy for potential attendees to add tickets to their cart and see the total amount of the tickets they want to buy at a glance.

The Afrofuture event website was built using Nuxt 3. This is the latest version of Nuxt, a framework of Vue, and our in-house frontend tool for all our web platforms. We also hosted the website as a subdomain on our tix.africa domain, so typing https://techmock.com/Home/tamba in your browser takes you this custom experience