Most travel sites treat itineraries like spreadsheets.
If you’re selling a 5-star experience, that’s a mismatch.
The itinerary should feel like something you move through, not scan.
I’m recently working on INDIAWANDER., a modern tour & travel website designed to make discovering and planning trips more engaging and visually immersive.
The main focus was to create a premium first impression while keeping the experience simple and easy to navigate.
What I worked on:
A Full-Screen hero section with immersive travel imagery and smooth transitions
🧭 Interactive destination navigation to make exploration more engaging
✈️ Travel package section with clear pricing, duration, and package information
🎨 Premium UI/UX with modern typography, glassmorphism, and carefully balanced spacing
✨ Smooth animations & micro-interactions to make the website feel more dynamic
📱 Fully responsive design optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile
🗺️ Structured travel discovery experience so users can easily move from discovering a destination to exploring a package
📩 Clear CTAs and inquiry flow designed to encourage users to take the next step
⚡ Performance-focused layout with optimized structure and reusable components
The goal was to make the website feel less like a traditional travel agency website and more like an immersive digital travel experience — helping visitors explore, get inspired, and take action naturally.
Travel Journey — Travel Journal App. More scrapbook, less photo gallery.
I had fun making this one feel personal and a little imperfect, using torn photos, stickers, mixed typography, and small details that make every trip feel lik
Most fitness apps are built around numbers and hitting them starts to feel like homework.
I have always loved walking and traveling for the joy of it, so we are designing an app that celebrates exploring more of the earth while you are here.