Real event · portfolio archive · 1 August 2026

Grad party system

A small event product built for one private graduation party: public information, RSVP handling, a stylised venue model and a separate crew run sheet. The event is over; this page documents the system rather than advertising the party.

Real archived event Canberra, ACT 4:00 PM to 5:00 AM Private residence Static web application
Privacy boundary

The street address, guest list, RSVP records, group-chat messages and crew notes have been removed from the public archive. Guest and administrator routes are closed.

01 · Event facts

One night, four public and private surfaces.

Date1 Aug 2026

Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning.

Duration13 hours

4:00 PM to 5:00 AM.

LocationKaleen

Private residential address withheld.

PurposeGraduation

Master of Science (Advanced), Theoretical Physics.

02 · System

Each page had one job.

01

Public event hub

Established the date, broad location, event format and access boundary without mixing guest instructions into the main portfolio site.

02

Guest information

Provided invited guests with event details and RSVP tools before the event. The route is now closed and its records are not public.

03

Crew operations

Separated setup, equipment, timing and task ownership from the guest-facing page. The operations surface is now closed.

04

Venue model

Used a stylised Three.js model to explain zones and movement. The model is illustrative and does not reproduce the residence to scale.

03 · Venue study

Spatial information without publishing the address.

Drag to orbit · scroll to zoom · stylised private-residence model · not to scale

Archived graphic for Aiden's graduation party
04 · Visual system

One identity across invitation, web and venue material.

The event graphics used the same red, black and cream palette, display type and oversized lettering across the website, invitation material and on-site signs. This archive keeps the design work and removes the private operational data.

05 · Result

A complete small event product, then a deliberate shutdown.

The useful part was the separation of concerns: public context, invited-guest details, crew operations and spatial guidance each had their own surface. After the event, access-specific pages and personal data no longer belonged online.