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<UI/UX> <Branding> <UX Research> <Product Design>

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In my process, I first determined the general theme and goal. It helped to compose a brand and its overall statement, as I decided who I was designing for.

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For an app like this, I envisioned a logo that portrays the dreamy adventure one creates in their mind for the next trip they take. The quest to bring this fantasy to reality is made easy by an app that feels clean, modern, and curious.

Key Findings = Intuitive Explore Page, Organized Itinerary, Findable Activities, Stays, etc.

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Explore
Give user some relevant suggestions based on search; Sort based on popularity (likes/views)

Search + Discover
Top carousel navigation (similar to yelp) filtering options, (like and save)

Organize Itinerary
Visually organize trips and list in order, easily editable and intuitive

(tiktok)

(airbnb)

(tripit)

<similarly to Instagram "explore" page, the user will explore activities and places based on their info (demographic, search history etc,) to best recommend places and promote engagement. Users posts that aquire more likes and views will be featured- giving them the opportunity to grow on this platform.>

I drew up a generalized <Site Map> to determine key elements that were necessary to incorporate in the app- featuring elements of various other apps that I pulled inspiration from.

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I then developed a <user flowchart> following 3 users, each with a different level of experience with "Quest."
and all three of them connect.. look to see how
[click to enlarge]

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From low fidelity <Wire Frames> to a mock up <prototype> I worked through a series of layouts to quickly come up with a solution from the previous research, site maps, and user flowcharts.
[click to enlarge]

Medium Fidelity <wireframes> with annotations of design choices and elements

High Fidelity <wireframes> and finalized concepts as a <prototype>

search less. go farther

<UI/UX> <Branding> <UX Research> <Product Design>

In my process, I first determined the general theme and goal. It helped to compose a brand and its overall statement, as I decided who I was designing for.

{ }

{ }

For an app like this, I envisioned a logo that portrays the dreamy adventure one creates in their mind for the next trip they take. The quest to bring this fantasy to reality is made easy by an app that feels clean, modern, and curious.

Key Findings = Intuitive Explore Page, Organized Itinerary, Findable Activities, Stays, etc.

< >

Explore Give user some relevant suggestions based on search; Sort based on popularity (likes/views)

Search + Discover Top carousel navigation (similar to yelp) filtering options, (like and save)

Organize Itinerary Visually organize trips and list in order, easily editable and intuitive

(tiktok)

(airbnb)

(tripit)

I drew up a generalized <Site Map> to determine key elements that were necessary to incorporate in the app- featuring elements of various other apps that I pulled inspiration from.

{ }

I then developed a <user flowchart> following 3 users, each with a different level of experience with "Quest." *and* all three of them connect.. look to see how [click to enlarge]

{ }

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From low fidelity <Wire Frames> to a mock up <prototype> I worked through a series of layouts to quickly come up with a solution from the previous research, site maps, and user flowcharts. [click to enlarge]

Medium Fidelity <wireframes> with annotations of design choices and elements

High Fidelity <wireframes> and finalized concepts as a <prototype>

Explore
Give user some relevant suggestions based on search; Sort based on popularity (likes/views)

Search + Discover
Top carousel navigation (similar to yelp) filtering options, (like and save)

Organize Itinerary
Visually organize trips and list in order, easily editable and intuitive

I then developed a <user flowchart> following 3 users, each with a different level of experience with "Quest."
and all three of them connect.. look to see how
[click to enlarge]

From low fidelity <Wire Frames> to a mock up <prototype> I worked through a series of layouts to quickly come up with a solution from the previous research, site maps, and user flowcharts.
[click to enlarge]