Travel Carousel (Prototype Included)

Thanks for the sub, Vu! You did a great job here. The pictures you picked are awesome. There are quite a few things I would love you to think about it:

• would you feel the need for the container's opacity with cards? Have you tried without it?
• i would love to see a different transition when I drag horizontally, maybe a splitter effect or card by card.
• when I pick a different filter, you have the opportunity to have a transition effect from camping to hiking and vice versa. Go wild with this. Try a vertical scrolling or think about it.

Go the extra mile. Lovin it!

Love feeling this design offer. Great job and looking forward to see more!

You design is indeed visually appealing with high-quality images and a bold, clear heading. The use of a full-width background photo creates an immersive experience, which is a great approach for a travel-themed interface. Although it's a smart decision, sometimes it has more cons than pros, since you have to carefully choose which image you use for the background, not to overshadow the text on the foreground. The white text on the lighter parts of the background image might face readability issues depending on the user's screen or lighting conditions.

The use of pill-shaped buttons for travel categories (e.g., Hiking, Camping) is clean and modern. The interactive elements are well-designed and inviting.

The carousel’s navigation arrows and pagination indicators are somewhat understated and might not be immediately noticeable to users. Or if I can scroll through dragging, there has to be an indicator for that as well.

Overall, the design achieves a good balance between imagery and text, with enough space around elements to avoid a cluttered feel. Keep up the good work!

The images you've chosen for the activities are spot on, and the overall layout of your design is amazing.

You've picked excellent background images that really capture the vibe, but with the white text and small tags, you might run into some readability issues. To improve this, consider adding a subtle overlay to the images or increasing the contrast between the text and the background. This will ensure that your text stands out and is easy to read.

The CTA "View All Camping Activities" is clear, but it’s a bit lengthy. To create a more impactful and user-friendly CTA, consider shortening it. Options like "Explore Camping" or "See All Activities" can be more direct and easier for users to quickly understand.