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I designed this travel experience to make planning a trip feel simple and exciting. From discovering destinations to comparing options and booking a getaway, every screen is focused on making the journey easier.
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Instead of aiming for a polished commercial look, I developed a natural travel-film aesthetic with handheld framing, imperfect moments, changing light conditions, and authentic-looking locations.
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Excited to share this badge logo design created for BD World Traveler, a travel and adventure YouTube channel!
The concept revolves around the essence of exploration—combining rugged mountain peaks, vibrant coastal views, towering palm trees, and a lone hiker reaching new heights under a bold sun. Designed with clean vector lines and an energetic color palette to represent both land and ocean adventures.
Badge marks live or die at avatar size — all that mountain, palm and hiker detail has to survive a small circle sitting next to a video title. The merch applications look strong; curious whether you kept a stripped-back version for the small end.
Most hotel websites try to sell you a room.
The Lavender Shore sells you the feeling of being there.
The slower pace, photography, and subtle movement make the site feel like part of the stay.
Here’s a quick scroll through my latest Webflow build.
Designed by BYQ Studio. Developed by me in Webflow.
Slowing the scroll pace itself, not just the photography, is what actually sells "part of the stay" — most hospitality sites nail the moody imagery and then undercut it with a snappy, default-feeling scroll that breaks the mood in half a second.