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.

Prototype Preview → https://stitch.withgoogle.com/preview/17661579163113846531?node-id=052829c9edd64f84b05c85db6b5bd998

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.

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