Revolutionize Travel: Rent Homes & Cars with Travora App

Revolutionize Travel: Rent Homes & Cars with Travora AppRevolutionize Travel: Rent Homes & Cars with Travora App

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Ambrose Nwaoha

• 5h

Rent Homes & Cars in One Simple App

Overview: Travora is a mobile app that lets users rent homes and cars in one place, making booking simple and convenient.

Goal: Make it easy for users to find, compare, choose, and book quickly.

Challenges: Combining homes and cars in one app, keeping the design simple and making the booking process clear.

Solution: Clean search and simple filters. Clear details screen. Easy checkout with price breakdown.

Outcome: A simple and user-friendly app that help users book faster and without confusion.

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Jan Mráz

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• Mar 27

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Rohit .

• Mar 28

Reimagining an NFT marketplace with a minimal approach — MintVerse

For this project, I focused on simplifying the NFT experience through clean design and better usability.

I used Mobbin to study real product patterns like onboarding, navigation, and layouts. The goal wasn’t to copy designs, but to understand how great UX works and apply those principles in my own way.

Using Replit AI, I quickly turned these insights into a working product and iterated faster on design decisions like spacing, hierarchy, and clarity.

MintVerse is built from understanding, not imitation.

Live demo: https://mintverse.replit.app/explore

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Rohit .

• Mar 28

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Anna Gudvin · Heed Collective

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• Mar 28

What if minimalism isn’t less — but more intentional?

This is COCO — a finished packaging system built on restraint. Clean hierarchy, deliberate typography, purposeful whitespace,reduced elements.

But the key shift is here: → material becomes the design. → The aluminum isn’t just a container it defines the color, the light, the presence.

A few intentional decisions: 1. Removing everything that didn’t carry meaning 2. letting hierarchy guide instead of decorate 3. treating material as the primary visual layer

For me, minimalism is not less design — it’s more attention to every detail.