Event Ticket Booking UI — Open Source Practice Project 🎫

Overview

This is a beginner-friendly yet practical Event Ticket Booking UI designed for developers to clone, explore, and build upon. The design focuses on a seamless, login-free ticket reservation flow, allowing users to book event tickets quickly and efficiently.

The project consists of a three-step ticket booking flow, and developers can extend it further by integrating payment solutions, user authentication (optional), and ticket validation systems.

Flow & Features

Ticket Selection

  • Users can browse available tickets (Free & Paid).
  • Ticket options are displayed in a list or card view.
  • For Free Tickets → Clicking "Get Free Ticket" proceeds to attendee details.
  • For Paid Tickets → Clicking "Purchase Ticket" would ideally open a payment modal.

Attendee Details Form

  • Users input their Name, Email, and optional Phone Number.
  • Profile picture upload option with preview functionality.
  • Ticket summary is visible to ensure users review their details before submission.

Payment or Success Page

  • If the ticket is free, the user is taken directly to the Ticket Confirmation Page.
  • If the ticket is paid, developers can integrate Stripe, Paystack, or Flutterwave to process payments before showing the confirmation page.
  • Upon successful booking, users should receive:
  • • A visual ticket preview with a unique QR Code.
  • • An option to download the ticket as PDF or save it to their device.
  • • An email confirmation containing ticket details.

How to build This 🚀

Frontend (Next.js or React)

  • Component Breakdown:
  • • TicketCard.tsx — Displays ticket details
  • • AttendeeForm.tsx — Captures user details
  • • PaymentModal.tsx → Handles payment processing
  • • SuccessScreen.tsx — Shows the final ticket preview
  • • State Management: React's Context API, Zustand, or Redux (if needed).
  • • File Handling: Users should be able to upload images (profile picture for ticket) using Firebase Storage, Cloudinary, or local preview with URL.createObjectURL().

Backend (Optional)

  • If persistence is required, a backend can be built using:
  • • Node.js & Express or Firebase Functions
  • • Database: MongoDB, PostgreSQL, or Firebase Firestore to store ticket records

Payment Integration

  • For paid events, developers should integrate:
  • • Stripe Checkout (for international transactions)
  • • Paystack or Fluttterwave (for African users)

What You'll Learn 📚

  • File handling & validation (profile picture uploads)
  • Dynamic UI updates based on ticket selection
  • Persisting bookings using local state or a backend
  • Integrating payment gateways for ticket purchases
  • Generating & validating QR Codes for event check-in (Advanced)

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