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You need to update your event design system so that both the cover image and carousel images can be handled independently instead of being treated as a single choice. Right now, selecting one option prevents the other from being uploaded, which creates limitations and a poor user experience. The correct approach is to allow both types of media to be stored separately in the database, with their own titles and descriptions, while using the selected design type only to control how the content is displayed on the frontend.

On the design page, the interface should dynamically show either the cover image section or the carousel upload section based on the selected design type, but it should still retain and display previews of any previously uploaded media. This ensures that users do not lose their uploaded data when switching between options. Additionally, both cover and carousel inputs should have their own title and description fields, making the design more flexible and consistent. Validation should also be adjusted so that neither option blocks the other, allowing users to upload one or both without restrictions.

On the website display page, the rendering logic should use a single unified section to display content. If the design type is set to carousel, the system should render the carousel images within that section; otherwise, it should show the cover image. This avoids creating separate layouts and keeps the UI clean and professional. Overall, these changes will improve usability, prevent data conflicts, and provide a more polished and flexible design experience for event organizers.