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Currently working on a clean, futuristic airport transfer booking experience
Designing the UI in Figma with a focus on simple booking flows, premium visuals, and a smooth user experience.
Bringing the concept to life with Framer next.
Created two designs for this work. will share both samples soon.
The booking flow feels thoughtfully structured, especially the clear hierarchy from route search to dashboard details. The restrained palette and spacious cards make a complex airport service feel calm and premium.
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