Use case
A page for an event or a booking
A date, a schedule, who is speaking or teaching, and a way to take part. Event pages are short-lived, which is a good reason to want one quickly and a bad reason to be locked into a platform for it.
What you might ask for
A one-page site for a two-day developer conference with a schedule and speakers.
A site for my Saturday wheel-throwing classes. People pick a two-hour slot and see a confirmation.
A page for our community pottery fair, with a schedule and a signup.
What vibld produces
- A schedule laid out for the days you describe, with speakers or sessions as separate components.
- A slot picker or signup form as its own React component, with labelled fields, which the design checks look for.
- A site you can publish at a vibld address for the weeks it matters, then take down, or export and host yourself.
Worth knowing first
- Picking a slot does not reserve anything until the form posts somewhere that records it. The builder says so on the page instead of faking a confirmation email.
Then the same flow as everything else: a staged checkpoint to read, a private preview, and export, a pull request or a publish when you are ready. How it works
A real one
Built by vibld from the prompt shown, with no hand edits. Each has a live copy and its source on the examples page.
A developer conference
A one-page site for a two-day developer conference with a schedule and speakers