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Wayfarer

A walking journey in three connected views.

Wayfarer makes choosing a walking journey feel close to the ground. Its first view brings three unequal surfaces together: a tall photograph of walkers, a mineral-blue illustrated atlas and a charcoal trip planner. Destination pills change the photograph, route line, four stops and practical facts in one place. Travelers can compare alpine and countryside journeys, choose a departure and add a local plan without losing their bearings. Filled controls, compact trail quantities and warm yellow actions keep the next step clear. Walking notes continue below in rounded disclosures. The winding-trail symbol expresses a journey that leaves room for discovery, with the landscape always part of the decision.

Wayfarer website and interaction detail in a layered presentation
Role
Brand identity and frontend design
Year
2026
Platform
Responsive website
Status
live
Wayfarer website in a physical product mockup
Physical product mockup

The problem

A traveler needs to compare distance, ascent and itinerary without losing the landscape. Route facts and destination photographs should belong to the same selected journey.

What I built

An interactive travel atlas with linked route drawings, itinerary facts, destination photography and a local departure plan.

The choices behind it.

Brand identity and frontend design

Read the walk in three surfaces

A tall walking photograph, mineral-blue contour atlas and charcoal itinerary each serve a different part of the choice. Bricolage Grotesque headings and Manrope route facts hold the three views together.

Keep the plan tied to the trail

Choosing a destination updates the map, stops, photograph and route facts together. The departure plan records the selected journey and date.

A winding trail toward an open horizon

Two winding trail lines rise toward a sun, expressing exploration and an open destination.

Wayfarer phone layout: A walking journey in three connected views.
Phone layout

From start to finish.

  1. Choose a walking route

  2. Compare its four stops, distance and ascent

  3. Prepare the departure plan

Build details Stack, scope, and implementation

Built with

  • React 19
  • TypeScript
  • Vite
  • CSS

Areas

  • Web design
  • Brand identity
  • Guided walking
  • Map
  • Outdoors
  • Travel