Remote Lands — UX/UI redesign

Redesigned information architecture, navigation, and CMS touchpoints for a premium travel platform.

Disciplines: product-design, ux-research.

Role

Principal UX — IA, editorial templates, concierge tooling ergonomics alongside marketing surfaces.

Outcomes

• Clearer itineraries and exploratory browsing without gimmicks
• CMS structures reducing duplicate content burdens for editors
• Navigation signalling luxury without obscuring pragmatic tasks

Context

Ultra-premium travellers research slowly but decide quickly once trust snaps into place — editorial voice, reassurance, tangible detail layers all must align.

Approach

Started with taxonomy and reusable story layouts, tightened search/browse loops, reworked itineraries with progressive disclosure concierge teams authored daily.

Impact

Site expressed craft expected at price point yet remained operable internally — bridging editorial romance with sustainable publishing.

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Redesigned information architecture, navigation, and CMS touchpoints for a premium travel platform. For product leaders and