This project explores the full user flow for discovering events and booking vendors in one place, from first tap to confirmation.

The goal wasn’t just to design screens, but to reduce decision fatigue around event planning. Users usually struggle with two things: finding events worth attending and hiring reliable vendors without endless back and forth. This concept brings both into a single, structured experience. Design-wise, the interface prioritizes clarity, hierarchy, and calm. White space is intentional, actions are obvious, and visual patterns remain consistent across events, vendors, bookings, favourites, and messages.

This concept focuses on guiding users, not impressing them, every screen answers a question, and every interaction has a purpose.

Role: UI/UX Design Focus: User flows, mobile-first design, booking experience, interaction clarity

For events, the focus was clarity and speed. Users can browse by category, view essential details at a glance, purchase tickets, and access a ticket-style booking view that feels familiar and trustworthy.

For vendors, the challenge was more complex. I had to decide how users should book services without overwhelming them or creating false expectations. I explored a package-based model, where vendors define what each package includes, and users customize meals or services only from what’s available within that package. This keeps control with the vendor while still giving users flexibility.

To make the flow feel manageable, booking is broken into clear steps:

Select a package

Customize from the vendor’s predefined options

Set delivery details such as date, time, and location

Checkout and confirmation

Messaging is reserved for custom quotes only, avoiding unnecessary back-and-forth for standard bookings.