R.P. Travels · design exploration

Twelve ways to say “the world is waiting”

Each concept is a real, working hero section: it moves, reacts to the mouse or finger, switches between Domestic and International, and hands over to the next section on scroll. They borrow ideas from award-winning sites (Primland, Cartier, Igloo, Lusion, Messenger…) and mix them into something only R.P. Travels has.

1. Open the labDouble-click design-lab\preview.cmd. It opens this page on localhost:4180.
2. Play with each heroMove the mouse, drag, scroll, and flip the Domestic ⇄ International switch.
3. Check the phone viewPress F12 → phone icon (390 px), or open the link on your phone on the same Wi-Fi.
4. Pick 1–3Mixing is allowed: e.g. one concept’s hero + another’s scroll story.

The 12 concepts

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#ConceptFeelingWow momentPhoneWeightFits the client’s brief

Research & sources

What the best immersive sites of 2025–26 have in common: one confident centrepiece, motion with weight and inertia, scroll that tells a story in beats, and restraint (space to breathe). The travel sites that win make the place feel explorable rather than just photographed. Sources read on 28 Oct 2026:

Next step

My shortlist: 11 Dream Valley and 12 Valley Globe fit the “green, blue sky, peaceful, dreamy” brief best; 02 Sarovar is the most unique to Amritsar. Ratings above are my judgement from screenshots and tests on software graphics; nothing was measured on a real phone yet.

Pick your favourites (1–3). The chosen direction then becomes the full homepage (all sections in the same language), and the location pages follow the same style. Photos are Wikimedia placeholders until the client sends theirs.