Bucket · Events
Headers
The full-width header that leads a single event's page: attendance, date, title, subtitle, location and a Register action, on a brand-tinted band, with an optional partner lockup. A sibling of Banners and Heros; distinct from the generic Page Header in Chrome.
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The Headers bucket
Building outThe full-width header that leads a single event's page: attendance mode, date, title, subtitle, location and a Register action, on a brand-tinted band, with an optional partner lockup. Event content furniture, a sibling of Banners and Heros. Distinct from the generic Page Header in Chrome, which frames any content page and carries no event data.
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Model
- Singular, one event. The Event Header always resolves to exactly one event; it is the page-leading header for that event, not a promotional block (Banner) or a transparent lead over section artwork (Hero).
- Grouping axis is the media / lead treatment. The base carries a partner lockup; variants swap the right zone or the framing: Standard Media, Ribbon Right, and No App Bar (the taller header that leads the page).
- Register is the interaction. Rose appears only on the Register action; the rest is neutral over the brand surface.
- Chrome vs content. The Page Header is chrome (it frames any page); the Event Header is event content. They share the band form but not the family.
Events · Headers
The Headers bucket: the page-leading header for one event. Event content, not chrome; the generic frame is the Page Header in Chrome. Event Header is the first variant; Standard Media, Ribbon Right and No App Bar follow.
The Headers bucket: the page-leading header for one event. Event content, not chrome; the generic frame is the Page Header in Chrome. Event Header is the first variant; Standard Media, Ribbon Right and No App Bar follow.