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Travel Assistance App – Mobile Product Design
Designed a mobile application interface for a travel assistance platform that helps users access essential services such as flight booking visa support hotel reservations and education related travel services
The design focuses on simplifying complex travel processes into a clean and accessible mobile experience with clear service categorization and user friendly booking flows
Scope:
• Product UI design
• Mobile app interface
• User flow planning
• Service dashboard design
• Prototype
Tools:
Figma | UI/UX Design | Mobile Design
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