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Hotel details screen for a booking app I’ve been designing.
Focused on clear information hierarchy, visual comfort, and helping users make quick booking decisions.
Excited to start sharing my work here 🚀
the hierarchy is calm without going boring — booking screens usually panic and this one doesnt
That was the goal! Keeping things clear and easy to navigate without losing the visual appeal. Appreciate it 🙌
It's basic design but it's great❤️
Sometimes keeping it simple is what makes it work. Appreciate it! 🙌🏼
Absolutely ❤️
welcome! putting the price guarantee and review count right under the name is a good call, that's what people check before they scroll. i'd try a price on the select rooms button so the tap feels less blind.
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback! 🙌 I like the idea of showing the price upfront on the select rooms button. Definitely worth exploring!
Thank you! That’s a great point. Showing the starting price upfront could definitely make the next step feel more informed 🙌
Love the focus on clarity and user experience! Making decisions easier through well-organized information is always a win.
Absolutely! The goal is always to make the experience feel simple and intuitive for users. Appreciate it! 🙌
Gabriel, the orange booking button stands out nicely against the white layout
Thank you Thayline! 😊 I wanted it to stand out naturally and make the primary action easy to spot.
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