Tell us who you are. We will email you a copy of your design brief after you finish, and you can book a call from the result page if you want to talk it through.
Step 2: Event details
Which event is this brief for? We use the event name, date and venue to anchor the rest of the brief.
The full name of the trade show, conference or exhibition you are attending.
The first day of the event. If you are not sure yet, tick the box below and we will mark it as TBC on the brief.
Venue name and city, or just the city if the venue is not confirmed.
Step 3: Stand specifications
Roughly how big is the stand and what type? These are the inputs every stand-builder asks for on the first call.
Island stands have visibility on all four sides. Peninsula has three. Corner has two. Inline has one.
Width and depth in metres. We use these to compute the overall stand area on your brief.
Your overall budget range. Helps your stand builder propose options that are realistic for the spend.
Step 4: Timing and notes
Final details: the features you know you need, your timeline, and anything else worth mentioning.
The essential functional elements your stand needs: meeting rooms, storage, demos, product displays, reception desk, etc.
When the stand needs to be ready, plus any key milestones (design approval, installation date).
Anything else that would help your stand builder: accessibility needs, sustainability preferences, previous stands, etc. Optional.
