The event platform's design system draws inspiration from the NYTCo website, though the more evolved methodology now included a more detailed breakdown of typographic elements, spacing-sets, and color-theming. The color tokens and back-end are set up in such a way that allow editors to invert and add color to certain parts of the experience, befit to the specific event’s branding.
The architecture is straightforward with only a few templates, the most robust of which is the event-detail page for tentpole events like Food Festival and DealBook. To reduce scrolling, this page has a distinct navigation for mobile and desktop users, where sections are collapsed and expandable on smaller screens, and an anchor navigation is implemented to make sections easily accessible on larger devices.
︎︎︎nytimes.com/events
The architecture is straightforward with only a few templates, the most robust of which is the event-detail page for tentpole events like Food Festival and DealBook. To reduce scrolling, this page has a distinct navigation for mobile and desktop users, where sections are collapsed and expandable on smaller screens, and an anchor navigation is implemented to make sections easily accessible on larger devices.
︎︎︎nytimes.com/events
