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Nestora — Travel Booking & Price Comparison
Nestora is a travel product concept designed to help people discover short stays, compare prices across platforms, and make more confident booking decisions.
The experience brings stay discovery, property information, and price comparison together into one simple and seamless journey.
My Role
Product Designer
UX/UI Design
Product Experience
Mobile App Design
Web Experience
Interaction Design
Visual Design
Design Focus
Discover → Compare → Decide
The interface focuses on clear information hierarchy, intuitive navigation, transparent pricing, and a visually engaging travel experience.
Tools
Figma · AI-assisted Visual Exploration
Services
Product Design · UX/UI Design · Mobile App Design · Web Design
Let’s Work Together
Have a product idea that needs thoughtful design?
I’m available for freelance projects, product collaborations, and long-term design partnerships.
Let’s build something meaningful together.
Email: nandhini.kum25@gmail.com
WhatsApp: +91 9176723337
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