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The trip you keep postponing.
This video is for that person.
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Built the complete Voya app in 3 days — onboarding to trip booking, 10+ screens, full design system.
Prototype made with Google Stitch
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Most travel apps solve booking. None of them solve the reason people never book in the first place.
The problem is not money. Most people who want to travel actually have enough. The problem is that travel has no due date. Your EMI comes out on the 5th. Your insurance renews in March. Your electricity bill arrives every month without asking. They all get paid - because they have a structure that does not accept someday as an answer.
Your dream trip has none of that structure. So it waits. Every year. Until it stops feeling like a plan and starts feeling like a personality trait.
That insight became Voya.
This is the Original Workflow but due to certain issues I am not able to create prototype in same file so I duplicate that workflow and create new prototype.
Prototype:
https://stitch.withgoogle.com/preview/17661579163113846531?node-id=052829c9edd64f84b05c85db6b5bd998
𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝘁 𝗱𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁:
→ Saves a fixed amount from your income every month automatically - like an EMI, but for your next trip
→ Shows you where your rupee goes furthest right now based on live currency exchange advantages
→ Monitors flight prices 24/7 and alerts you the moment fares drop on your target routes
→ Tracks hotel pricing cycles so you book the same property for significantly less
→ Forecasts exactly where you can travel with your current savings - and when you unlock better destinations in 3, 6, or 12 months
→ Builds four completely different trip packages for the same destination - one for people who want luxury hotels and economy flights, one for business class comfort with simple stays, one for slow deep travel, one for multi-city discovery - you compare and pick yours
→ Shows you the real cost of waiting - how much more you will pay if you book when you originally planned versus booking now with your savings
→ Gives you back the mental peace of knowing the trip is already funded - so when you return home you return to the exact financial life you left. No investments liquidated. No recovery period.
wow this is very nice man
I built a working prototype for a sports fashion app using design.md. It was a great starting point for setting up the basics like typography, spacing, colours, and layout, which made it much easier to stay consistent throughout the design.
Prototype Preview →
The prototype covers the full journey from Sign-in to Sign-out, including:
• SignUp/In
• Onboarding
• Home Page
• Search
• Filtering
• Side Navigation
• Product Discovery & Listing
• Product Detail Page
• Cart Experience
• Checkout Flow
• Order Confirmation
• Profile
• Account Settings
• Order History
I've played around with Stitch before and made a few rough drafts, but this version feels like a big step forward. What I really enjoyed was the balance between AI-generated screens and manually connecting, refining, and shaping the experience myself.
By the end, it didn't feel like something AI made for me; it felt like something I built. Stitch handled a lot of the heavy lifting, but there was still enough control to make the product feel handcrafted and intentional.
Really impressed by how quickly it helped establish the foundation while still leaving plenty of room for creativity and refinement.
I built a working prototype for Voya a travel savings and trip planning app built around one idea: travel keeps getting postponed because it has no due date. Voya gives it one.
I used a custom design system called Tuscan Archive inspired by a 1974 Florentine travel journal as the foundation for everything. Warm linen surfaces, iron-gall ink typography, Florentine terracotta as the only accent.
The prototype covers the complete user journey from first landing to confirmed booking in 10+ screens:
• Landing Page· Sign Up / Sign In · OTP Verification
• Onboarding - 6 preference screens covering landscapes, weather, flight class, food, travel companions, and accommodation
• Home Screen - savings fund, live fare drops, currency advantages, hotel pricing trends, and AI-generated destination recommendations based on current savings
• City Discovery - swipe-to-like interface where users build their personal destination shortlist
• Hotel Preferences - full-screen scroll-snap accommodation selection with real photography
• Trip Packages - three curated packages built from the user's preferences: The Cultural Pulse, The Curated Balance, The Grand Archive
• Immersive Trip Plan - flight arc animation, city-by-city itinerary, hotel check-in moments, day-by-day experiences
• Booking Confirmation - traveller count, savings deduction, and a cinematic success screen
What I enjoyed most about this process was the balance between AI-generated screens and manually directing, refining, and shaping every interaction. I wrote every prompt as a story about what the user should feel — not a layout specification but an emotional brief. The result felt intentional rather than generated.
By the end it did not feel like something AI made for me. It felt like something I designed - with a very capable collaborator handling the execution while I focused on the thinking.
#ProductDesign #UXDesign #TravelTech #MobileDesign #DesignSystem #GoogleStitch #Voya #IndianStartups
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