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Anika Warncke
Planora Hero

UX/UI DESIGN • MOBILE APP

Planora

Travel planning that adapts to your plans

Role & Team

UX/UI Designer in a three-person team with Lars Heckmann and Julian Wegner

Scope

From challenge definition to mid-fidelity wireframes for a mobile app (focus on UX research, including early UI design and prototyping)

Timeline & Context

April-May 2025:
one-week design sprint in the UX/UI bootcamp at neuefische

Tools

Figma, FigJam, Notion, ChatGPT, Gemini

The Challenge

Travelers face a frustrating choice: either they juggle multiple apps and websites for flights, hotels, packing lists, and activities, or their planning remains incomplete. What is missing is a single intuitive solution that makes the entire planning process clear, time-efficient, and stress-free.

Research Highlights

01

All-in-one solution

Travel planning should become less stressful.

02

Offline access

Make as much information as possible available offline.

03

Real-time updates

Notifications are expected when changes happen.

81%

FEEL OVERWHELMED BY USING MULTIPLE APPS

93%

PLAN TOGETHER WITH FAMILY/FRIENDS

73%

USE MULTIPLE APPS FOR THEIR PLANNING

93%

WANT OFFLINE ACCESS TO CONTENT

"Having all travel information like flights, hotels, and activities in one place would be really helpful."
"Planning with many people is exhausting because you constantly have to sync everything."

How might we help travelers find all essential trip information intuitively in one place, so spontaneous trips without frustration or overwhelm feel possible?

Process

Planora User Flow

Mid-fidelity Wireframes

APP INSIGHTS

Planora Feature 01 Planora Feature 02 Planora Feature 03 Planora Feature 04 Planora Feature 05 Planora Feature 06 Planora Feature 07 Planora Feature 08 Planora Placeholder 09 Planora Placeholder 10 Planora Placeholder 11 Planora Placeholder 12

Results & Learnings

In just 5 days, we built an early-stage mobile travel planner app. Working on it was our first team project in the bootcamp.

01

Focus Under Time Pressure

The tight 5-day sprint pushed us to prioritize rigorously and focus exclusively on the MVP.

02

User Research as a Compass

For the first time, we ran our own user research. Despite limited time, it delivered valuable early insights that shaped key decisions.

03

Clear Structure in the Process

A clear process structure and clear communication helped us stay on track and work with focus.

NEXT STEPS

  • → Deeper user research: additional interviews and surveys
  • → Expanded features: budget tracking and personalized recommendations
  • → UI design & technical implementation: optimization and stronger offline functionality