Bonani DOSH, Dhaka - 1230, Bangladesh
I built Electronic Mischief as a dedicated event and ticketing hub for its Drum & Bass / Bass night at E1 London on 17 July 2026. The purpose was to bring the event story, artist lineup, ticket choices and venue information together in one branded place, while giving attendees clear routes to ticket providers and event updates.
The landing page presents the advertised date and 23:00–05:00 time, E1 London venue, 18+ age restriction and music genre. Dedicated sections introduce the artists, ticket options, venue and event gallery, so visitors can review the night before choosing a ticket path.
The live ticket section links to Resident Advisor and Eventbrite and lists the available ticket releases and entry options. The custom EventX application also includes event ticket listings, booking and checkout/reservation flows, customer order routes, and Stripe and PayPal payment/webhook endpoints.
The application includes customer registration and sign-in, order history, attendee details, ticket wallet pages, invoice access, ticket resend and transfer flows. Ticket routes support QR-code display for admission.
The admin application includes event, venue, artist, gallery, ticket-type and promotion management, along with order and payment views. Its door check-in module supports gate setup, staff sessions, ticket scans, scan history and check-in reporting.
A newsletter form gives visitors a way to sign up for event and ticket updates. The source is a custom EventX CMS built with PHP 8.3+ and Laravel 13; its frontend build uses Vite 8 and Tailwind CSS 4, with Endroid QR Code for QR ticket output.
This case study covers the event website and ticketing/operations application. The Electronic Mischief visual identity project is listed separately in the portfolio.
