ForeTravel

Find the perfect time to be anywhere

I designed a weather app called “ForeTravel.” It’s for travelers who want to compare future temperatures of different places across different months. This app is for those who know they want to travel but don’t know where, or those who know where they’d like to go, but don’t know when!

February 2025

Dates


Origami Studio, Figma, Product Design, Prototyping, Secondary Research, AI

Skills & Tools


Deliverables

Weather app that focuses on a specific interaction


Role & Team

Sole product designer

ForeTravel Demo Video

How it Works

Compare Screen

I focused on an interaction where users can compare the weather of multiple locations at the same time by using a slider. They can see the highs, lows, and seasons change with the month. I also focused on working with lighter colors and blurring images to ensure the words are legible.

Location Screen

Users can also use the slider in a location view. They can see how weather stats and overview change by month for all locations.

Location Screen Cont.

Additionally, users can see how flight cost can change and they also have access to the different activities that are available in that location by season.

Swiping

Users can swipe between locations and continue to use the slider to see information specific to that place. The blurred images from the comparison screen become clear when the user swipes into a new location and users can select a button to see a calendar view for choosing dates.

Process

Desk Research

Define

Ideate

Prototype & Iterate

Test

Iterate

Learnings & Next Steps

My biggest learning was that I need to be intentional with everything I add to a design or interaction. My initial prototypes had background gradients and colored text. My instructor challenged me on this asking me why I wanted to use a gradient or colors in certain places. When I didn’t have an answer, I knew it wasn’t necessary.

Additionally, it’s key to reference well designed apps for spacing and text placement. Imitating is a compliment and it’s allowed in product design.

In addition to testing my interaction with more users, I’d love to test the information included. The information included was based on information I would want to know when traveling. However, how does the current information help other travelers in deciding where to go?

I’d also love to continue iterating on the design in order to achieve a cleaner look and feel.

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