Airbnb Redesign

I wanted to rethink how people search for and compare stays on mobile. This unofficial concept explores a calmer interface, a step-by-step search and stay pages that answer the most common questions at a glance.

I redesigned the core journey: email sign-up with verification and profile steps, the discover feed, stay details with photos, amenities, house rules and reviews, the host profile, a guided where-when-who search, favorites and wish lists, trips, messages and the profile area.

I mapped the current booking journey and listed the moments where it felt crowded, such as long detail pages and multi-field search. This led to a search split into three clear steps and detail pages organised into short, scannable sections.

A light interface with a single coral accent highlights key actions and prices. Shared components for listing cards, chips, inputs and bottom sheets keep the many screens consistent, and every flow includes its empty, typing and keyboard states.

Redesigning a well-known product taught me to respect existing habits while improving the details. Next I would test the new search flow with users and design the host experience.