European Crop Care Association (ECCA)

ECCA conference platform

A Next.js and Sanity CMS platform for ECCA's CPRC 2026 conference - two days of sessions, speakers, and sponsor logos, all edited by the client without a developer.

Client
European Crop Care Association (ECCA)
Live site
conference.ecca-org.eu
Stack
Next.js, Sanity CMS
Year
2025
ECCA conference platform homepage, showing the Crop Protection Regulatory Conference hero section with event dates and a photo from a past session.
The homepage hero - dates, venue, and the dual registration and agenda CTAs.

What I did

I built the platform for CPRC 2026, the II. Crop Protection Regulatory Conference - a two-day event ECCA (the European Crop Care Association) is running in Brussels this September on crop protection regulation in the post-patent era. The brief was full content control with no developer on call: a Next.js front end on Sanity CMS, where the agenda's per-session times, each speaker's profile, the sponsor and media-partner logos, the member list, and the gallery are all fields ECCA edits directly. Registration itself routes out to the event's own ticket page - the platform's job is to get a visitor from the hero to that link, and to the agenda, without friction.

ECCA conference platform agenda section, showing Day 1 sessions with times and speaker names for the Crop Protection Regulatory Conference.
Day 1 of the two-day agenda, with per-session times and speaker names.
ECCA conference platform gallery page, showing a grid of photos from the 2025 conference.
The gallery, a standalone page for conference photos.

Inside the platform

What ECCA edits directly

  1. A two-day agenda

    Every session across both days, with exact times, sub-sessions, and speaker links, updated in Sanity as the programme changes.

  2. Speaker profiles

    Each speaker's photo, role, and affiliation, referenced straight from the agenda so a session and its speaker update together.

  3. Sponsor, media partner, and member logos

    Three separate logo lists, each one added, removed, or reordered by ECCA without a developer.

  4. A standalone gallery

    A dedicated page for conference photos, published independently of the agenda and speakers.