Software · Design
e-Hotels
A booking experience for boutique stays across North America.
- Year
- 2024
- Role
- Designer & Developer
- Context
- Personal project
- Stack
- Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Figma
The brief
Most hotel booking flows still feel like airline forms — dense, anxious, accidentally hostile. e-Hotels is a small experiment in what a booking surface could feel like if it were treated as a calm, almost spa-like product. The neumorphic shell, soft sage palette, and tactile controls are doing the heavy lifting.
Auth without friction
Login and sign-up are split into focused pages with the same neumorphic vocabulary. Soft pill inputs, a single primary action, and gentle background blobs that move the eye toward the form.
Search results, but breathing
Result cards include just enough information — image, location, rating, capacity, amenities, and price — and live inside generous whitespace. Filters are docked to the side, hiding behind a single soft container.
Reflections
The hardest part wasn't the visual style — it was deciding what to leave out. Every booking site wants to add a banner. The win here was holding the line on quiet.