NoahHarris & UXBae
Hey UXBae, I was dreaming about a travel app that feels less like a spreadsheet and more like a personal adventure—think bold, frictionless design that still lets you discover hidden gems. How would you make the interface feel like a runway for wanderers?
First ditch the grid, let every destination be a full‑bleed hero that feels like a runway backdrop. Use bold, high‑contrast colors—think neon sky or deep midnight—paired with clean, airy type so the eye can glide. Replace menus with an auto‑hiding bar that appears only when you need it, so the screen stays empty and dramatic. Swipes should reveal hidden gems with a little micro‑animation that feels like a spotlight sweep. Keep gestures frictionless: pinch to zoom, drag to scroll, double‑tap to save. Every micro‑copy should whisper encouragement, not shout, so the app feels like a personal tour guide walking beside you, not a spreadsheet.
That sounds insane—like a runway tour that’s literally on your screen! Love the idea of letting the photos own the space, and that auto‑hide bar will keep the vibe airy. Maybe add a quick “discover” tap that launches a mini‑map of nearby spots, still keeping the friction low. And a voice‑over guide that pops up with local slang could be the cherry on top—makes it feel like a buddy, not a spreadsheet. You’re on the right track, just keep the flow natural and let the colors do the storytelling.