Earlier exploration

Suggest the next step without taking over the trip.

An earlier concept exploring optional travel-service discovery after a primary booking.

Role
UX concept · Interaction direction
Context
Client attribution unresolved
Scope
Progress cues · Optional discovery
Evidence
Earlier concept / strategy account

Earlier travel UX concept using Booking.com as a reference. Client attribution, implementation and measured outcomes remain unverified.

Earlier booking-confirmation reference screen.

01 / context

Finish the main task first.

The earlier case study explored whether progress cues and a traveller character could introduce optional services around a booking journey. The central idea was to delay secondary suggestions until the main task was nearly complete.

02 / design

Keep optional choices optional.

The design direction used a progress cue and character states to surface related travel choices. A responsible evaluation would need to check whether people understood these as optional additions, rather than requirements for completing a booking.

03 / status

The contribution in focus.

Introduce optional services after the primary task, while keeping their optional status clear.

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