A Website is used to convey information to the public or to groups of attendees.
Event websites are commonly used to encourage potential attendees to register for an event.
Event websites are commonly used to display information regarding the event or location to attendees.
Event websites are commonly used to display password-protected information to specific groups of attendees (exhibitors, speakers, invited participants, etc.).
Event websites are commonly used to distribute event material (class notes, presentation slides, proceedings) to attendees on demand.
Like forms, websites depend on their event's setup information, and they cannot exist outside an event.
Websites
A website can consist of one or more major pages.
These pages can include links to minor pages, pop-up windows, and other websites, greatly expanding the overall size of the event website.
Below are the default titles of the standard pages in a new website.
You choose which of them to include, and their name, and edit and configure them however you wish.
Default pages
Page is the password-protected page for a Website.
The Page appears to the viewer each time they go to the website.
After successfully passing the challenge on the page, the viewer does not see this page again until they have logged out of the site.
Home is the default page for site visitors.
If advanced display settings are used, this page has a different image from the other pages.
Location is information about the event's location, including images and links to the venue's Website.
Info is information and links to the registration assistance contact, who is assigned in the event setup.
Agenda is the agenda, e.g. breakout sessions or seminars.
You set these up in Event Setup > Agenda, as agenda items of type "Activity", "Class" or "Session Breakout".
Activities are special activities (dinners, tours, etc.) within an event.
You set these up in Event Setup > Agenda, perhaps as agenda items of type "Meal" or "Tour".
Activities and Agenda can be used interchangeably.
Agenda can be used for the "business" part of an event, and activities for the "recreational" part.
Hotel is information about the hotel(s) for this event.
Forms List is a list of the event's registration forms.