< Hueanorra >

Picture of Hueanorra logo

< Overview >

Hueanorra is a visually immersive travel app that guides users through the beauty of St. Lucia using color. Designed for tourists and locals alike, the app blends aesthetics with functionality, offering curated experiences based on vibrant color palettes inspired by the island’s landmarks, nature, and culture.

< Research and Inspiration >

Saint Lucia is renowned for its vibrant culture, stunning natural landscapes, and rich history. With so much to explore, it can sometimes be overwhelming for tourists to know where to begin. Inspired by the island’s colorful elements — from its tropical flora to the vibrant hues of its towns — the app uses color as a central theme to help users navigate and discover new experiences. The goal is to deliver a sensory experience that is both visually stimulating and informative.

< Key Features >

Color-Coded Navigation
The app uses color palettes associated with different locations or experiences. For example, the lush greenery of the Pitons could be represented with a palette of vibrant greens, while the beaches might feature soft blues and sandy tones. Each color palette corresponds to a specific area or theme, guiding users to relevant landmarks, activities, and experiences.
Explore Landmarks and Sites
Users can click on specific colors representing landmarks like the Pitons, Sulphur Springs, or Diamond Waterfall.The app offers in-depth information about these places, including historical context, photos, and practical details
Discover Hotels and Experiences
The app provides recommendations for hotels and unique local experiences. Whether users are looking for a luxurious stay by the beach or a more eco-friendly option near the rainforest, the app helps tourists find accommodations that match their preferences and surroundings.

< Process >

Research & Ideation

Conceptualization & Wireframing

High-Fidelity Design in Figma

< Results >

< Future Improvements >

Future improvements for the "Hueanorra" app could include adding augmented reality (AR) features to create more interactive experiences with landmarks. It could also allow users to build personalized itineraries based on their interests and color preferences, and integrate cultural and historical content for a deeper connection to the island. Weather forecasts could be linked to dynamic color themes, and offline access to maps and information could be added for convenience. Social media integration would encourage users to share their experiences, while real-time event notifications could keep users updated on local happenings. Partnering with local businesses to offer exclusive discounts would benefit both users and the community. Accessibility features like voice navigation and colorblind-friendly modes could be included, and allowing users to share their own photos and color interpretations would foster a community-driven aspect to the app. These enhancements would ensure a more engaging and functional experience for users exploring Saint Lucia.