Client: Metalab

Industry: Travel

Scope: UI/UX design, App design, and Product design

JourneyGo is a conceptual travel app designed to help friends plan spontaneous getaways together. The challenge was to create a trip planning flow that’s fast, fun, and collaborative, making logistics feel less like work and more like an engaging group activity.

The goal was to design an experience where users could:

Quickly align on trip basics (destination, dates, budget)

Share and vote on activities in an engaging way

Keep momentum during the planning phase with group-friendly interactions

Simplify logistics (flights, hotels, itineraries) without losing the excitement of planning

I started by identifying pain points in traditional trip planning: scattered decisions, endless group chats, and overwhelming logistics. From there, I translated these into opportunities — designing screens and flows that turn friction into fun. For example:

Instead of endless debates, friends can vote on destinations and dates.

Instead of juggling spreadsheets, budgets are set with simple sliders.

Instead of long coordination, a shared trip hub keeps all updates in one place.

JourneyGo transforms the stressful process of planning into something social, fun, and streamlined. By focusing on collaboration, clarity, and delight, the design demonstrates how thoughtful UX can reshape even the most logistical experiences into enjoyable ones.