Concept App "Wanderio"
A travel app concept designed to help users dream, plan, and manage their adventures in one place, from wireframe to hi-fi prototype.
UI Design
Wanderio is a travel app that does everything in one place.
Wanderio was a collaborative concept project where I proposed building an all‑in‑one travel platform and helped shape its overall direction. The goal was to create a polished prototype that supports destination exploration, trip planning, and travel management.
Group contribution:
To ensure coverage of the full app, I assigned different sets of pages to each member:
Member 1: Account and profile management (sign up, log in, my account, profile, manage account), visited and saved places, achievements, country visited, and challenges).
Member 2: Restaurant exploration within Paris (restaurant browse, selected restaurant, planning, saved restaurants), with my guidance and shared design elements to maintain consistency.
My contribution:
I designed the core user flows and destination experiences, including:
Intro screen and homepage
Search page and destination browsing (wide and compact view)
Paris destination with multiple views (overview, flights, reviews & photos)
Flight shorting and filtering overlays
Planning trip and checklist flows
My trip views.
During designing these screens, I also ensure consistency across teammates work by providing design assets, re-usable components.
We started with wireframes to map out how the entire app should work together.
As a team, we created low‑fidelity wireframes to establish Wanderio’s overall structure and navigation. Each member contributed different sets of pages, from account management to restaurant exploration and destination browsing, so we could cover the full experience. Bringing all the wireframes together helped us align on flow, identify gaps early, and build a shared foundation before moving into high‑fidelity design.
Bringing my assigned flows to life with polished visuals and real interaction.
For the high‑fidelity prototype, I focused on my assigned pages and flows, bringing them to life with polished visuals and interactive elements. Presenting only my prototype work ensures clarity about my individual contributions, while showing how my designs evolved from wireframe into a cohesive, user-ready interface.
Updated views: (13 views & 2 overlays)
All 7 screens from the wireframe were kept, and then I added 6 more screens and 2 overlays. Screens added are:
Intro screen
Search Paris
France Flight view
Paris, France Reviews & Photo view
My trip Flight
Sort & Filter
2 Overlays:
Sort overlay
Sort by overlay
Wanderio pushed me to grow not just as a designer, but as someone who can guide a team toward a shared vision.
I guided the overall direction of Wanderio, assigned page sets, and helped ensure consistency across the team by providing shared assets and feedback. My own work focused on the core travel flows, while I also helped unify areas designed by others. The experience strengthened my collaboration skills and showed me how to maintain cohesion in a multi‑designer environment. Since the assignment didn’t include research, it also made me appreciate how crucial user insights are. If I were to revisit the project now, I’d bring in structured research and testing to validate the travel flow and make the app more user‑centered.
