Public fest website

Every published festival has a public website, outside the sign-in wall. It shows only released results.

Pages

Path	Page
/	Home: masthead, counts, live standings, about, institutions, teams, gallery, news, contact
/schedules	Timetable, filtered by day, venue and category
/results/leaderboard	Team standings, podium and individual toppers
/results/categories	Category leaderboard: points and toppers per band
/results/programmes	Results per programme, searchable, one-click print
/results/candidates	Participant directory
/candidate	"My result" by chest number, typed or scanned from a QR code
/wall	Every first place, newest first
/programmes, /rules	What's on offer, and the rules
/news, /gallery, /downloads	Festival-wide content
/site	Every published festival on the platform

A festival running both Arts and Sports puts the sub-fest in the path (/arts/results/leaderboard) and shows a switcher. A festival with one sub-fest leaves it out. Both forms always work, so no link breaks when a sub-fest is added.

Addresses

Address	Festival served
fest.qurtuba.in/	The festival marked default in Super Admin → Fests
fest.qurtuba.in/site/<slug>	Any published festival, by slug
<subdomain>.<fest domain>	The festival whose subdomain matches

A mistyped slug says nothing is published there, rather than quietly showing another festival. The console paths /login, /admin, /super-admin, /judge and /team are reserved, so a sub-fest slug can't use them.

The site takes its accent colour, hero images, about text and contact details from the festival's website theme, falling back to the festival record when none is set.