Four production projects across travel and e-commerce. Each case study explains the problem, the design decisions, the implementation, and what the client received.
Tour Geeky: A Tour Discovery, Booking & Operations Platform
A Next.js customer experience, Python backend, and separately designed operations dashboard for a travel platform connecting visitors with tours, museums, and attractions.
Tour Geeky needed one coherent product for two different jobs: travellers had to discover and understand experiences quickly, while the internal team needed a dedicated dashboard to manage listings, availability, booking information, and day-to-day operations.
02 / Product approach
We separated the public booking journey from the operational interface. The customer site prioritises destination search, experience detail, mobile browsing, and clear booking actions. The dashboard uses denser layouts, structured forms, status visibility, and task-focused navigation for staff.
03 / Design
The public experience uses travel imagery and simple information hierarchy to help visitors compare activities. The dashboard was designed as a separate system rather than a copy of the marketing site, so operators can scan records and complete routine updates with less visual noise.
04 / Implementation
The frontend was built with Next.js and connected to a Python backend through structured APIs. Public pages and authenticated dashboard workflows were kept as clear application boundaries, making each interface easier to maintain and evolve.
Tour Geeky launched as a live booking platform with a public discovery experience and a purpose-built operational workspace. Its own public description positions the product around museums, attractions, mobile booking, and flexible traveller access.
“Our guide, who was with Tour Geeky, was outstanding.”
Metro Voyage needed to present a broad travel catalogue without overwhelming visitors. Destinations, budgets, package types, and editorial travel content all needed clear entry points across desktop and mobile.
02 / Product approach
We organised the experience around how people plan trips: discover a destination, compare a tour or package, understand the itinerary, and move into a direct consultation or booking conversation. Search and filtering support visitors who already know their budget or destination.
03 / Design
Large destination imagery carries the emotional role while compact filters, readable itinerary information, and repeated enquiry paths handle the practical decisions. Mobile layouts preserve the same sequence without compressing key information into unreadable cards.
04 / Implementation
The interface was implemented with Next.js using reusable destination, package, search, and editorial components. Responsive behaviour and image handling were planned around content-heavy travel pages rather than treated as a final adaptation.
Metro Voyage now has a live, image-led platform where visitors can move from inspiration to a specific tour, package, or consultation path without losing context between desktop and mobile.
Project scope
Travel product information architecture
Destination and tour discovery
Budget-aware search and filtering
Holiday package presentation
Responsive Next.js implementation
Consultation and booking pathways
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Fashion E-CommerceProduction project · UI/UX & WordPress Development
Kozy Fashion: A WordPress Store Built Around Product Discovery
A warm, responsive WordPress storefront that helps shoppers move through sock categories, product collections, promotions, and social proof.
Kozy Fashion needed a recognisable online shop for a visually varied product range. The catalogue had to remain easy to browse while the brand retained its warm colour palette and playful fashion personality.
02 / Product approach
We structured the store around category-led browsing, promotional entry points, product grids, review content, and clear purchase actions. WordPress gives the business a familiar publishing workflow for products, banners, and campaign content.
03 / Design
Maroon brand colour, lifestyle photography, generous product imagery, and direct category labels create a distinctive but usable storefront. Product cards and promotional sections keep the visual language consistent across screen sizes.
04 / Implementation
The site was implemented in WordPress with a responsive theme structure and reusable content sections. Product discovery, promotional content, and routine catalogue updates can be managed without editing application code.
Kozy Fashion launched with a maintainable WordPress foundation and a storefront that keeps product browsing, brand presentation, and mobile shopping within one consistent experience.
Project scope
WordPress storefront development
Responsive category navigation
Product collection templates
Promotional banner sections
Review and trust content
Content-management handover
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Beauty & Self-Care E-CommerceProduction project · UI/UX & WordPress Development
Rayshani: A WordPress Beauty Store Organised by Customer Need
A calm beauty storefront that helps customers browse products by category and skin concern while giving the team a manageable WordPress publishing system.
01 / Challenge
Rayshani needed to present a broad self-care catalogue without making customers search through an undifferentiated product grid. The interface also needed to feel premium and calm while remaining practical on smaller screens.
02 / Product approach
We organised the experience around the questions beauty customers bring to the store: what type of product they need and which concern they want to address. Category and concern pathways lead into focused product collections and campaign content.
03 / Design
A restrained palette, editorial spacing, clear product photography, and focused promotional banners support the premium positioning. The mobile experience keeps navigation and product discovery direct rather than reducing the desktop layout mechanically.
04 / Implementation
The storefront was implemented in WordPress using reusable page and catalogue sections. The content team can update products, categories, promotional banners, and editorial material through the CMS while preserving the designed hierarchy.
Rayshani received a production storefront with clearer product discovery and a WordPress content workflow that supports ongoing catalogue and campaign updates.
Project scope
WordPress website development
Beauty catalogue information architecture
Category and concern navigation
Responsive product grids
Campaign banner system
CMS handover for routine updates
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