The actual registration is way too far down. It can be smaller and put on the side at the top.

I like that the event is free. The page looks very bland, though. The empty space isn't used well.

Larger, bolder text making it easier to read

This is a great idea. Everything seems to answer any questions anyone would have or needed answers

I would put the form right at the top. It takes too long to find it otherwise and loose interest.

The page is very thorough and answers pretty much every question that I would have. I would feel confident attending this event, it seems geared towards many varied levels of graphic designers. The event seems like it will be well organized and quite informative

The video is quite unprofessional and more of a TikTok atmosphere. I would remove it and put in a slides or something.

i would make the background a bit more vivid so the text will be easier to read

i feel that this site has gone above and beyond in the description of this event, it is pretty straight forward i think i would move the sign up sheet to somewhere higher on the page closer to where the speakers are. or have a floating window to the side with the sign up so it is well seen and available

It's too busy. I don't want to see a million people I would compare myself to.

What I'd improve on the page is The Print Design Summit logo. It's rather small at the top of the page which makes it feel like it doesn't hold any more importance than anything else on the page. It should be larger, and really get your focus as it's what this brand is about.

Add animations when people scroll down to make it more interesting.

Looks good with all the details but seems like it lacks master page and proper contact details at the end.

Just as a website's main landing page should be, this page is designed with users in mind. After visiting this page, I saw that here is a registration page, through which if someone does not have an account, he can create it and then login. Then there is a video about the event that will take place and the names and details of the hosts of the event and the names and details of those who will participate are also mentioned on this website.

If it were me, I would probably end up using a little bit more color on the page. In other words, I just thought that there was a little bit too much white space in my opinion. I would make things a little bit more comfortable with many more different colors and perhaps some very nice shading where the colors ended up going from one to the other. This would make users of the website more comfortable with using it.

The logo at the top center seems underwhelming in impact and almost awkwardly small.

Looks awesome to me. All questions seem to be answered. The invitation to the seminar or Talks in regards to the printing on demand or printing services companies. If it were me I would attend to the meeting.

I would want to know how much it costs.

There's a whole lotta scrolling, maybe if it was condensed a bit, or at least the pictures were condensed.

Nothing, I like the flow and all the relevant info is easy to find. You have all your event leaders and their shops listed well and you have a nice into video at the top. Plenty of places to register throughout the page as well.

i would cut out some of the visuals, it's too busy looking. also, it's a very common format and i would try to do something a little different; it's boring.

I really like this idea and I like the way the page is set up. One thing I would definitely change is where the event date is and the get free tickets button at the top I would also include the fact this is an online event. I was looking through the entire page and at everything and was thinking this would be really cool to attend if it was near me because it was not explained that it was online until later on the page. This should have really been put at the top and emphasized.

I think the page is excellently designed. I liked seeing the pictures of all the people's faces. The FAQ section looks good to me.

There is too much space between the content and call to action button at the top. There also needs to be less vertical space between sections in general and a smaller overall download for such as simple page.

I get a DNS error when I go to this link so I wouldn't trust this registration page.

In general, the webpage has a great, modern design with a good vertical layout. My only concern is that it's a bit confusing as a registration page. I would expect to see a form to register at the top instead of a button that guides me down to the form. The button text also doesn't make it very clear. I would prefer more simple text like "Register".

i would make it more concise so it doesn't appear cluttered and have higher contrast

This looks like a pretty complete website. I was able to find out how to sign up and that it was an online seminar. It was also evident how it could be a benefit and what it was for.

I would add more creative elements like some creative fonts, but overall I think that the page is thorough and the video is great! I love how it shows who is going to be speaking as well.

I think the page is mostly full. I was wondering what the schedule was timing wise. I saw the dates but didn't see any specific timing. I also wanted to know which company was organizing this.

A video presentation would be useful. It could explain the service better.

Yes, it's well laid out and it's addressing subject matter I am interested in, including AI, Copyrighting, Niche markets, Technics and the Tech, etc.. It looks like there is at least one speaking regarding sustainability, but not seeing a lot about organic inks, or safe disposal of ink and other toxic materials, or even printing stock made from recycled materials and the like.. I believe more areas like this could be covered if time permitted it..

I would put the registration form that you need to fill out closer to the top so that the user doesn't have to scroll for a long time just to find it.

There isn't really much about this to improve or enhance; I think all the general questions are already well-answered for me as is!

I think the black bar at the very top of the page is too big and it takes up around 1/4 or 1/5 of the screen. I think this should be made smaller so that it would be easier to read the site.

The only question I have is if it's possible to register through a mobile application?

The page could be improved by having tabs across the top leading to Q/A, bios, and other important topics rather than needing to scroll.

I think the only thing I would change about the page would be taking the Question section with the 6 bullet point questions and placing that at the top of the page, and structuring the rest of the page as is. I think the questions would spark enough interest to keep the visitor reading.

Nothing, I like the simplicity and clarity of the page.

The pink text and lowercase treatment looks unprofessional. Change the color and make the font more professional. The whole color scheme should be revisited. Also, where is the image and why is the page so spartan?

I think the page overall covers most information I'd expect on an event like this, although it'd be nice to have a little more info about the organization holding the event

I would add some color to the background to start also some credentials. something that's going To make me confident enough to purchase a ticket. Because I'm not convinced just being honest and I think the layouts great but there needs to be something to give someone confidence in purchasing that ticket .. Background information and maybe some testimonials?

Given the online nature of the event, the main topics of who, what, where and when were completely answered in less than two minutes.

Too many colors, and the colors are too bright. Maybe I have my screen brightness to high but, as soon as I opened the link my eyes started to hurt.

I would modernize it. It looks like a website from the 90's almost. Have a professional do it.

I think it could have a slightly longer event/description itinerary to make it clear what you're registering for.

The main problem is that the main part of the registration page where one would actually register for the event is so far down the page that it is easy to miss. I would move that up and put the informational graphics and text around it to encourage people to register for this event.

It's spacious and clear. I like that you are presented with multiple action buttons to go to the sign up form. My only concern is that if you click e.g. the first one, you might miss out on pertinent information in the steps between the two points. It's not a big issue as I'm sure some people might scroll back up, but maybe some sort of nav element that persists to jump you back to them maybe? Not sure how that will be on mobile though.

How long is this event ? Is there a schedule for it ? These are my top 2 questions that need to be addressed on the page.

I see the dates of the event but not times, and it would be helpful to know which speakers are on which days