EVS Conference

An ambitious opening.
A clear next step.

My contribution: Design direction & UX
Webflow development
The context: 2026 user conference
EVS Software

2026 mobe3 User Conference · The landing page in motionVisit the live page

01 / The overview

Make the event
feel worth being there.

I designed and developed the landing page for EVS Software’s 2026 User Conference, with two connected goals: encourage registrations and elevate the event’s theme and experience.

I wanted it to carry the presence of a premium product launch. The space and technology direction gave the event an immediate sense of ambition, while the page structure kept the practical decision to attend in focus.

Client / Industry: EVS Software
Computer software
Tools: Claude · Figma · Webflow
Project timeline: May 2025 – ongoing

One scroll.
A deliberate sequence.

Make an entrance.

Open with a cinematic hero that communicates the event’s value in seconds.

Move from theme to place.

Transition from abstract, space-driven visuals into real conference imagery.

Give the experience substance.

Reinforce the reasons to attend through outcomes and social proof.

Make registration clear.

Close with strong pricing, venue, and conversion sections, with calls to action at deliberate points along the way.

03 / The details

A theme you feel.
A page you can use.

Mission-style labels, subtle interface details, and structured sections reinforce the technical, forward-looking character of the brand. Each custom touch supports the event theme and the page’s single, focused scroll experience.

Closing registration section, with the Beaver Creek resort photograph — A final invitationEVS Conference

Key highlights

A cinematic opening that makes the value clear quickly.
A visual narrative connecting the abstract theme to the real conference.
Repeated, well-placed calls to action throughout the layout.
Custom UI-style details that express the brand’s technical direction.
Thoughtful mobile spacing, hierarchy, and responsive behavior.
A sticky registration CTA that keeps the next step accessible.

04 / The constraints

Keep the ambition.
Make the deadline.

A tight turnaround and quick launch window meant the creative direction had to translate into a build efficiently. I balanced room to explore with EVS’s existing brand guidelines.

The experience needed to feel elevated while remaining intuitive. The content also had to build momentum through the page, with each section giving visitors a reason to continue.

Responsive conference hero and navigation in the Webflow designer — The mobile experienceEVS Conference

Ticket pricing, early registration options, and calls to action in Webflow — Pricing + venueEVS Conference

Three-day conference agenda and its content hierarchy in Webflow — The mission logEVS Conference

05 / The outcome

An experience
the client felt.

The finished page gave the event a stronger presentation, a more immersive experience, and a foundation for ongoing promotion and registration.

The client’s response

“slickest user conference landing page yet”

EVS Software · Client feedback

06 / My role

From direction
through delivery.

I handled design direction, UX and layout strategy, Webflow development, and responsive optimization. The work brought creative direction and the practical details of registration into one complete landing page.

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Design direction, UX and layout strategy, Webflow development & responsive optimization: Zack Bujazia.
Client: EVS Software. Case study published April 29, 2026.

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EVS Conference

Make the eventfeel worth being there.

One scroll.A deliberate sequence.