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AI gave me a polished travel UI. I gave it a UX rethink.
I used an AI-generated travel booking screen as a starting point, then redesigned it around a clearer hierarchy and user journey.
Instead of competing sections and repeated recommendations, I structured the experience around:
Search → Intent → Recommendation → Alternatives
The goal wasn't simply to improve the visuals. It was to make the next action obvious and reduce the cognitive load of deciding where to start.
Good UI gets attention. Good UX gives that attention somewhere useful to go.
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Designing a version for FrontDesk AI receptionist for a client . Which design looks good ?
3 voted
75%
1 voted
25%
4 votes
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Option A for me. The warmer tone feels more welcoming and better suited to a front-desk experience. I think the overall spacing could use a little more refinement as well, but the direction is strong. 😊