Social & Event Platform - Convilu

Project Overview

This is a comprehensive event management platform that empowers users to create and manage venues, events, and communities, while also enabling seamless ticket sales to attendees. The platform supports both individuals and organizations, offering tools to customize event details, manage attendees, and promote activities. For venue owners and organizers, it includes robust admin and marketing features such as performance dashboards, promotional campaigns, and access control. Users can also engage with communities, follow event updates, and receive real-time notifications. The system is designed for scalability, user engagement, and operational efficiency across all event types.

Key Features

• User types supported: Individual, Business Venue, Business Community
• Access the Home, Explore, Venue, Community, and Tickets (TKTS) pages, including joined venues and communities
• Manage communities and their associated events with full administrative control
• Join or leave venues, communities, and events as desired
• View and attend events, including access to purchased tickets and active promotions
• Cancel or duplicate community events with appropriate permissions and event management tools
• Chat System: Created and joined channels. Direct Messages: Between users in the same venue/community

Solutions

1. Implement Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for route protection and permission management
2. Enforce backend validation and apply conditional rendering in the user interface
3. Utilize secure tokens (e.g., JWT) with refresh workflows and automatic session expiration
4. Adopt dynamic routing and implement role-aware UI/UX design patterns
5. Integrate WebSocket or long-polling mechanisms for continuous data synchronization
6. Develop modular dashboards with role-specific widgets and data visualization tools
7. Introduce event versioning mechanisms and maintain an action history log
8. Implement internationalization (e.g., i18next) with support for user language preferences
9. Apply contextual tagging (venue/community) and validate user access rights before rendering content