Conference Ticket Generator using Tailwind CSS

Solution retrospective
I'm most proud of using SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) for the first time in this project. It really helped enhance the visual quality of the ticket and gave me a chance to experiment with cleaner, scalable designs — something I had never tried before!
What I would do differently next time is focus on making the project more dynamic and reusable. Currently, the ticket page is quite static — the form collects user data, but once the user clicks the button, it takes them to a ticket that is not dynamically generated based on their input. I want to improve this by rendering the ticket with live user data on the same page or using routing/state management to pass the data and generate a unique ticket for each user.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One of the biggest challenges was managing the input values and displaying them properly on the ticket. Initially, I had trouble syncing form inputs with the ticket preview section. I overcame this by restructuring my JavaScript logic — I added proper event listeners and used textContent updates to reflect the values correctly.
Another challenge was aligning elements within the form and ticket layout — ensuring responsiveness and clarity. I used basic CSS Grid and Flexbox, and continuously previewed the layout across devices to make improvements.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I'm seeking help and feedback specifically in these areas:
Form Layout – I feel like the form design can be improved. It looks very basic right now. I want to make it cleaner and more professional, with better spacing and field organization.
UI/UX Suggestions – Any suggestions to make the user experience smoother and more engaging would be appreciated.
Styling the Ticket Preview – I want the generated ticket to look more realistic or styled like a real event pass. Ideas for better visual aesthetics would be great!
Bonus Features – I'd love help implementing features like:
Downloading the ticket as a PNG/PDF.
Sending the ticket to a user via email (maybe with EmailJS or another simple integration).
Saving ticket data locally (localStorage or a basic backend suggestion).
If anyone has examples, tips, or feedback — especially on UI improvements — I'd really appreciate it!
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