An event brought together online.
A dedicated website for the 2022 event.
Current public archive for the 2024 edition. The project described below is the 2022 event website.
The event information needed its own destination.
For the November 2022 UN Women Expo, information about the event sat inside the broader UN Women website. Participants needed a simpler way to find the agenda, speakers and practical details without searching through unrelated organizational content.
The brief was to create a dedicated event website, and the delivery window was two weeks. That made clarity of scope, coordination and a recognizable brand presentation essential from the start.
Build around the information participants need.
TIN designed and developed the event website using the brand materials supplied by UN Women. The content structure brought the participants, program and speaker information into a focused destination.
Design, development and stakeholder coordination ran together. Short iterations made room for feedback within the fixed schedule, with testing before the site launched. The website launched within the two-week window.
Give people a way into the program.
Speaker information gives participants a useful route into an event. A directory provides an overview, while consistent entries make it possible to browse people and continue into their backgrounds.
The current public archive has since moved on to a later edition. These captures show the 2024 event content; the project described in this case study is the original 2022 delivery.
Current public archive supporting the 2024 edition. Shown as a later view of the site; TIN’s documented case study concerns the 2022 event.
Let the profile carry the detail.
A speaker directory and an individual biography serve different reading needs. The profile gives the person’s background room without requiring every detail to sit in the overview.
That separation keeps the browsing experience manageable while preserving the depth a participant may want before attending a session.
Later public archive view, captured October 2026; not a reconstruction of the 2022 page.
A fixed deadline makes coordination part of delivery.
The original project combined brand interpretation, page design, development and launch testing within the same short window. Client feedback had to fit into that sequence rather than wait for a separate phase.
Keeping the website focused on the event’s essential information provided a clear basis for those decisions. The team could work toward a defined destination for participants, speakers and program details.
A dedicated event website, delivered in two weeks.
The 2022 Expo received its own website, bringing the agenda, participant information and speaker details into one place. The delivery met the two-week schedule and gave the event a destination separate from the wider UN Women website.
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