Travel website & scroll design
Queensland
A photography-led Queensland travel concept with square transitions, coastal cards, interactive galleries and destination stories.
My role
Design Direction & AI-Assisted Development
Development Method
- AI-directed design
- Local creative development
Technical Stack
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- GSAP
- Webflow
Project Category
- Travel website concept
- Scroll & interaction design
Overview
A destination homepage concept for Queensland, Australia, shaped around supplied coastal, city and rainforest photography. Bold condensed typography, lime accents and staggered square transitions connect an immersive scroll journey with galleries, destination tabs and paired Field Notes stories. This is a portfolio concept, not an official tourism website or client commission. Trip planning and travel-ideas forms show local preview responses; no details are sent and no bookings are made.
How I Built It
Visual direction
Adapted a locally bundled Webflow layout into a Queensland travel concept, using supplied photographs, a condensed display face and a bright destination palette.
Interaction
Refined the five-row square transitions, sticky coastal cards, outline typography, photo galleries and destination tabs while preserving the existing scroll engine.
Responsive delivery
Refined mobile navigation, readable text, swipeable Places tabs and the paired photo stories, then packaged the homepage with local fonts, images and scripts.
Queensland — homepage
