TackTravel provides travel experiences to curious customers who are interested in traveling but don't have the time to do all the research themselves. The goal was to provide a user-centric environment that helped travelers have an authentic experience, while getting them excited about traveling.
My Role: UX & UI Designer
Following the research provided by the client and insights gathered during user interviews, we defined user and business goals for each key screen. During the sketching process, I made sure that the different layout options presented addressed each persona’s objectives and concerns.
After sketching the main user flows and selecting different layout options, it was time to create an interactive prototype, both for desktop and mobile breakpoints.
I ran quick-and-dirty usability tests during the whole wireframing process to see if users were able to accomplish specific tasks in order to make sure the designs were performing as intended.
I created different style tiles to represent the overall visual aesthetic of TackTravel and defined colors, fonts, buttons, including a library of icons to be used throughout the site. From there, we presented the visual design of each screen, going through various rounds of feedback until we got it just right.
We designed each element of the search process to create a seamless user experience.
The user can click on the various icons to filter the best options for their trip, and view the available choices, signaled by the different colored filters.
As the user scrolls, the header stays fixed at the top of the screen, so that they can view or edit the filters as they customize their trip.
The user completes the final details of their reservation. As they click “complete,” their experience with TackTravel comes to an end, and they’re ready to embark on their next adventure!