iOS travel concept / 2021

Plan the trip.Feel it first.

A photo-led concept connecting destination discovery, booking, support and account flows in one visual system.

G Travel App cover showing an iPhone interface across a mountain landscape
Original project cover, preserved as published.
Project
G Travel App
Creative field
UI/UX
Format
iOS concept
Published
19 Aug 2021

Why

As a 2021 visual concept, the project asks how a travel app can connect inspiration with booking without claiming unsupported research.

What

A photo-led iOS experience connecting destination discovery, offers, flight selection, support, account, and booking confirmation.

How

Four-part navigation, image-first storytelling, deep teal actions, curved surfaces, and a 34-frame prototype organize the journey.

One journey, four clear spaces.

The interface organizes inspiration, transactions and assistance around a persistent four-item tab bar.

A traveler overlooking a green mountain valley

Home

Travel photography and destination stories establish the emotional entry point.

Booking

Promotions, tours and flight options move the traveler from interest to confirmation.

Support

Help content remains available without interrupting the planning journey.

Account

Profile and personal details complete the product's four-part navigation.

Discovery starts with place.

Jeju Island, travel offers and brand information use imagery as content, not decoration.

Three G Travel App screens showing Jeju Island, a promotional offer and the company story
Destination detail, promotional booking and the Go Travel story.

Inspiration to confirmation.

The published flow connects emotional discovery with the practical work of booking a trip.

  1. DiscoverStart with destinations and visual offers.
  2. CompareReview tours, schedules and flight prices.
  3. BookChoose the offer and enter traveler details.
  4. ConfirmClose the journey with a clear success state.
G Travel App journey board showing authentication, travel offers, flight selection and confirmation

A visual system built around escape.

Photography carries emotion. Deep teal anchors action. Curved white surfaces keep dense travel details approachable.

G Travel identity and iOS UI direction
Clear identity before interaction.

Deep teal

Navigation and key actions use one reliable anchor color.

Mountain landscape used in the G Travel project cover
Full-height photography sets the mood.
G Travel entry screen with login and sign-up actions
Curved surfaces separate action from scenery.

See the complete prototype.

The published walkthrough presents a 34-frame journey from entry to booking and account management.

What I would improve today.

The concept has a strong visual point of view. A production pass would make the journey more inclusive and resilient.

Contrast on imagery

Add contextual scrims and verify every text pairing before photography reaches production.

Touch targets

Standardize bottom navigation actions to at least 44 by 44 points and protect safe areas.

System states

Design loading, empty, error, disabled and offline variants for transactional screens.

Booking clarity

Expose progress, fees and cancellation details before the traveler confirms a purchase.