Daniel Garb

A WordPress website for broadcaster, host and MC Daniel Garb. Designed around his work on stage and the information organisers need before enquiring about an event.

We designed and developed Daniel Garb's WordPress website, bringing his work as a broadcaster, host and MC into a single page built around event enquiries. The design pairs a direct introduction with photographs from his stage and broadcast work, then takes organisers through the events he hosts, client reviews and a detailed enquiry form.

Product: WordPress website design and development
Audience: Event organisers, businesses and sporting bodies looking for an MC, host or panel moderator.
Live site: danielgarb.com.au
Work involved: Website design and development
WordPress implementation
Responsive desktop and mobile layouts
Event enquiry form

Give organisers a feel for the person

Choosing an MC is partly about experience and partly about whether they're right for the room. We designed the site to introduce Daniel directly, with a large portrait, clear typography and blue accents that carry through to the enquiry buttons. His broadcasting background and photographs from events give organisers something concrete to judge before they get in touch.

Daniel interviewing a guest on stage, beside an introduction to his approach to hosting events. — Photography from Daniel's events sits alongside his account of working with speakers and audiences.

Show the work on stage

Daniel hosts everything from corporate functions and awards nights to sporting events and conference panels. The site gives each type of event its own expandable description and accompanying photograph. A separate gallery shows him interviewing, presenting and hosting, while client reviews sit further down the page. Visitors can explore that material without leaving the path to an enquiry.

The What I host section with Awards nights expanded and a black-and-white photograph of Daniel at a lectern. — Six event types share one compact section. Opening a category reveals the details and its accompanying photograph.

The same site on a smaller screen

On a phone, the introduction and enquiry button sit above Daniel's portrait. The event categories stack into a list, and the photo gallery can be browsed horizontally. We carried the typography and blue accents through the mobile layout, with space for the longer descriptions and form fields to remain readable.

Daniel Garb's phone homepage with the introduction and enquiry button above his portrait. — On a phone: the introduction, event-hosting categories and enquiry form.

Event-hosting categories on a phone, with Awards nights expanded. — On a phone: the introduction, event-hosting categories and enquiry form.

Start with the details of the event

The Check a date form asks for the event type, location, approximate guest numbers and a description of the occasion. The date field accepts a written answer, so an organiser can enquire even if the day hasn't been settled. Daniel's email is available alongside the form, and the booking links throughout the page return to this same section.

Daniel's event enquiry form asking for contact details, event type, date, location, guest numbers and a description of the event. — The enquiry form gathers the date, venue, event type and approximate guest numbers before Daniel replies.

Build notes

A single-page WordPress site connecting Daniel's broadcasting background with his event-hosting work.
A photographic gallery, event categories with matching images, and browsable client reviews.
An enquiry form that asks about the occasion, date, venue and audience, with room for dates that aren't confirmed yet.