An Event Guide Built for On the Go
An interactive, mobile-friendly web app that brings event schedules, travel details, and local recommendations together in one place.
Project: Internal employee tool-building contest
Tools: Claude, Claude Code, HTML
Recognition: Third-place winner
Status: Functional prototype; not deployed for attendee use
From a PDF to an Interactive Experience
For our in-person events at Makers Gonna Learn / Passive Earner Society, attendees typically receive a PDF guide with everything they need to know. I saw an opportunity to make that information more convenient to use while traveling and attending the event.
For an employee contest focused on useful tools, I created a browser-based event companion that members could open on their phones. The itinerary and event details sit together in a tabbed interface, making it easy to find information throughout the day.
Less Searching. More Exploring.
Travel details are most useful when you can act on them. I brought venue information, hotel options, and map links into the guide so attendees could quickly find their destination and open directions.
An interactive packing checklist adds another practical way to prepare. Organizing these details into dedicated sections gives attendees a place to return to before and during their trip.
More Than a Schedule
An event experience extends beyond the sessions. Local recommendations help attendees find places to eat and things to do, while a team directory introduces the people they’ll meet.
I used Claude and Claude Code to build the app in HTML, turning the idea into a working browser-based prototype. The project earned third place in our employee contest and demonstrates how an existing resource can become a more useful digital experience.