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'''2.Design your Lobby Visuals'''
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The lobby images for the banners and the presentation screen can be tailored to feature your event’s visual identity and match other communication products (i.e. event invitation, presentations, etc).
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As per the [https://expo.da-an.ca/en/#/2207/lobby Roles and Responsibilities], you are responsible for developing and providing the final lobby images (banners and presentation screen) to the vExpo team so that they can be integrated into the lobby.
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Follow the [https://drive.google.com/uc?id=16W9fLkK5wNLEjdV5DBViu3qlftRJ518R&export=download lobby image specifications and guidelines] to create the images. Note: Make sure all images are in a .jpg format.

Revision as of 17:06, 8 February 2023

Planning a new Lobby

Follow the steps below to plan your event’s vExpo lobby. See section: Link

1.Choose your Lobby

Select the type of lobby you would like to use for your event, based on design preferences and event requirements.

Lobby 1: Standard

Accommodates up to 5 banners (with or without links)
Lobby3D.png

Includes links to:

  • event webcast
  • event agenda
  • speaker biographies
  • networking area
  • kiosk area

Example of a live "Standard" lobby: Lobby Example


Lobby 2: Low Poly

Accommodates up to 3 banners (with or without links)
VExpo Lobby Example2.png

Includes links to:

  • event webcast
  • event agenda
  • speaker biographies
  • networking area
  • kiosk area


Example of a live "Low Polly" lobby: Lobby Example


Lobby 3: Modern

Accommodates up to 3 banners (with or without links)
VExpo Lobby Example3.png

Includes links to:

  • event webcast
  • event information
  • networking area
  • kiosk area


Example of a live "Modern" lobby: Lobby Example


2.Design your Lobby Visuals

The lobby images for the banners and the presentation screen can be tailored to feature your event’s visual identity and match other communication products (i.e. event invitation, presentations, etc).

As per the Roles and Responsibilities, you are responsible for developing and providing the final lobby images (banners and presentation screen) to the vExpo team so that they can be integrated into the lobby.

Follow the lobby image specifications and guidelines to create the images. Note: Make sure all images are in a .jpg format.