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# Essential Setup
### Customize Your Essential Event Settings
After creating the event, you can further customize your event settings by following the steps outlined in the menu on the left side of your dashboard. These settings let you fine-tune all aspects of your event.
#### Key Settings to Explore:
* **Event Details**: Add event descriptions, schedules, and images to personalize your microsite.
* **Event Microsite:** Website Banner, create event content such as speakers, agenda, faq pages, etc.
* [4. Registration Form](/online-registration-setting/essential-setup/4.-registration-form.md): Customize the fields to collect specific attendee information.
* [3. Ticket & Fee](/online-registration-setting/essential-setup/3.-ticket-and-fee.md): Set up tickets, pricing, and promo codes if needed.
* [**Email**](https://eventnook.gitbook.io/eventnookhelp/online-registration/email-template): Manage confirmation emails, reminders, and notifications.
* [**Payments**](https://eventnook.gitbook.io/eventnookhelp/online-registration/payments): Configure payment methods (online or offline) if you are selling tickets.
Each setting is straightforward and can be accessed from the **menu on the left** side of your event dashboard.
### Visual Guide
Refer to the image below for a visual step-by-step guide to all settings available in the **left-hand menu**. This will help you quickly navigate and fine-tune your event setup.
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