Browse the possibilities.
Use trip cards and saved places as entry points into the workspace.
A personal travel workspace / Interface design
The idea of a trip.
The idea of a trip.
The shape of a journey.
A travel-planning workspace that connects saved ideas, itinerary details and trip preparation.
We brought the exploratory side of travel into a working interface: a place to collect possibilities and turn them into plans that can be reviewed.
Explore the work ↓- PROJECT TYPE
- Interface design & front-end development
- DOMAIN
- Travel planning
- DESIGN FOCUS
- Itinerary review and trip planning
01 / THE CHALLENGEInspiration arrives in pieces.
Inspiration arrives in pieces.
A journey needs a structure.
Destinations, departure preferences, saved places and itinerary details are related, but they are not the same kind of information.
The travel planner brings those elements into a shared planning workspace. The challenge was to keep the experience inviting while giving each action a clear place to land.
We connected trip cards, itinerary views, saved ideas and message drafts. The interface supports planning and preparation, with sample itineraries and locally saved trip ideas.
02 / THE STRUCTURECollect the idea.
Collect the idea.
Shape the plan.
The workspace supports both the trip that is still an idea and the itinerary that is ready for closer review.
Capture the essentials.
Record destination, preferred departure and traveller count as a trip idea.
Inspect the itinerary.
Open a structured route view and download its details.
Compose the conversation.
Draft a message for the next planning discussion and export it.
03 / AN IDEA WORTH KEEPINGCapture enough.
Capture enough.
Leave room to change.
The trip-idea form asks for a destination, preferred departure and number of travellers. Those fields give an idea a useful shape without treating it as a reservation.
Ideas are saved in local storage and can be removed when plans change. That makes the workspace useful across visits in the same browser, while keeping the distinction between a saved possibility and a booked journey explicit.
04 / FROM CARD TO ITINERARYLet the preview
Let the preview
open into a plan.
A trip card is an invitation to look closer. We connected it to an itinerary view so the visitor can move from a visual summary into the route details and download the plan.
Search narrows the trip rows, and the message composer produces an exportable draft. These interactions give the planning controls specific outcomes without suggesting that a reservation has been made or a message sent.
05 / THE DELIVERYA workspace for
A workspace for
the journey taking shape.
The finished front end connects travel inspiration to the practical work of saving, inspecting and discussing a plan.
Different stages, one place.
Trip ideas and itinerary details have distinct roles within the workspace.
Ideas survive the visit.
Locally saved destinations, departure preferences and traveller counts can be revisited or removed.
Details that can travel.
Itinerary and message exports carry the planning work beyond the screen.
DELIVERED SCOPE
Travel-planning interface with sample itineraries, local trip-idea storage, search and downloadable plans and message drafts.
06 / ON SCREENA closer look.
A closer look.
Page by page.
Start with the overview, then explore the details. These are screenshots of the original interface, with names, contact details and identifying information blurred for privacy.
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How does an idea
become a plan in your product?
We build interfaces that help people collect information, make choices and carry their work forward.