Northern Black Forest

Northern Black Forest

24 Jun 2015
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Good site from the @TourismusNordSW – Northern Black Forest tourism site, outside of Stuttgart, Germany. It may be a little heavy in some places (or it could be my connection right now), but the concept is solid – especially in the the detail pages of the different trips. It’s good user story to work out the IA and the UX.

 

From the Designer:
The official website of the Northern Black Forest (Tourismus GmbH Nördlicher Schwarzwald) invites the user to explore individual trips and different activities in the Black Forest.

Submitted by: Konstantin Meier
Role: Designer & Developer

Good site from the @TourismusNordSW – Northern Black Forest tourism site, outside of Stuttgart, Germany. It may be a little heavy in some places (or it could be my connection right now), but the concept is solid – especially in the the detail pages of the different trips. It’s good user story to work out the IA and the UX.

 

From the Designer:
The official website of the Northern Black Forest (Tourismus GmbH Nördlicher Schwarzwald) invites the user to explore individual trips and different activities in the Black Forest.

Submitted by: Konstantin Meier
Role: Designer & Developer

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