EventEase is a web-based platform that connects event vendors (such as decorators, caterers, and photographers) with event planners. It provides a central space for planners to discover and book service providers, and for vendors to manage their profiles and track inquiries — all through a clean, responsive interface.

Built as a collaborative project by Team Nairobi, EventEase handles three distinct user roles: vendors, planners, and admins, each with their own dashboard and workflow.

🔗 Live Demo: lajoc-eventease.vercel.app

1. Features
2. Tech Stack
3. Project Structure
4. Pages & User Roles
5. Getting Started
6. Contributing
7. License
8. Author

• Vendor Listings — Browse and search for event service providers across categories and locations.
• Dynamic Cards — Vendor and planner cards are rendered dynamically via JavaScript.
• Search & Filter — Filter vendors and planners by category or location.
• Role-Based Dashboards — Separate dashboard views for vendors, planners, and admins.
• User Authentication Pages — Dedicated sign-up and login pages with user profile management.
• In-App Messaging — A chatbox interface for planners and vendors to communicate directly.
• Notification System — Notification pages for both users and admins.
• Admin Controls — Admin panel for managing planner and vendor listings.
• Responsive Design — Mobile-first navigation with dropdown menus and a full desktop layout.

EventEase/
├── index.html                      # Public landing and vendor discovery page
├── homepage.html                   # Authenticated home page
├── css/
│   └── styles.css                  # Global stylesheet
├── images/                         # Logo and UI assets
├── js/
│   ├── script.js                   # Core app logic and dynamic card rendering
│   └── admin-planner.js            # Admin planner list logic
├── pages/
│   ├── login-pg.html               # User login
│   ├── signup-pg.html              # User registration
│   ├── user-profile.html           # User profile management
│   ├── vendor-overview-pg.html     # Vendor public profile
│   ├── vendor-dashboard.html       # Vendor dashboard
│   ├── planner-profile-pg.html     # Planner public profile
│   ├── planner-dashboard.html      # Event planner dashboard
│   ├── chatbox.html                # In-app messaging
│   ├── notification-pg.html        # User notifications
│   ├── admin-dashboard.html        # Admin overview dashboard
│   ├── admin-planner-list-pg.html  # Admin view of all planners
│   ├── admin-vendor-pg.html        # Admin view of all vendors
│   └── admin-notification-pg.html  # Admin notifications
└── README.md

EventEase supports three user roles, each with a dedicated set of pages.

Vendors are service providers such as decorators, caterers, and photographers. They can:

• Maintain a public profile (vendor-overview-pg.html)
• Manage bookings and activity from their dashboard (vendor-dashboard.html)
• Receive and respond to messages via the chatbox (chatbox.html)
• View notifications (notification-pg.html)

Event planners are users who search for and hire vendors. They can:

• Browse vendor and planner listings on the landing page (index.html)
• Manage their profile (planner-profile-pg.html)
• Track events and hired vendors from their dashboard (planner-dashboard.html)
• Communicate with vendors via the chatbox (chatbox.html)

Admins oversee the platform and manage all users. They can:

• View the admin overview dashboard (admin-dashboard.html)
• Review and manage planner accounts (admin-planner-list-pg.html)
• Review and manage vendor accounts (admin-vendor-pg.html)
• Monitor platform notifications (admin-notification-pg.html)

EventEase is a static frontend project and requires no build tools or package installation to run locally.

• A modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari)
• A code editor such as VS Code (optional, for development)

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/f-lajoc/EventEase.git

1. Navigate into the project folder:

cd EventEase

1. Open index.html in your browser.

Tip: For the best development experience, use the Live Server extension in VS Code to serve the project locally with auto-reload.

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome. To contribute:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch: git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name
3. Commit your changes: git commit -m "Add your message here"
4. Push to the branch: git push origin feature/your-feature-name
5. Open a pull request.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it.

Funmilola Bolaji (lajoc_devs)
Frontend Developer — EventEase Project, Team Nairobi

• GitHub: @f-lajoc