SeeMyTravel: Every trip tells a story worth keeping

Travel blog

Art direction
Web design
Development
Interactive map
Photo and video gallery

SeeMyTravel

A custom made travel blog featuring visited places, photos and videos of each site, an interactive map of every location visited, and unique moments in a gallery.

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Client: Ana Lozano
Released: June 2026
Timeframe: 1 weeks
Project type: Travel blog
Technology: Tailwind CSSGSAPFramer

Overview

A digital travel journal telling the story of 20 nights in Japan, from Osaka to Tokyo. The goal was to bring the route, the places and the memories together in one spot, as a story worth keeping and sharing with friends and visitors.

The challenge

Turning a six-city trip with lots of photos and videos into a clear, moving experience. The content had to be easy to explore, without the design competing with the journey itself.

The key piece was an interactive map with every stop of the trip. Tapping a pin opens its photos, videos and story, and a location list that can be sorted by distance lets visitors explore the trip by place, not just by date.

The solution

A single-page site built in Framer, told in chapters: a full-screen video hero, a personal introduction, a city-by-city itinerary, the map and a gallery. The design is minimal and led by the photography, with Japanese–English headings and kanji details that reinforce the identity of the destination.

Tailwind CSS
GSAP
Framer

Results

A travel journal with its own identity that turns 20 nights into a story that’s easy to explore. The site is responsive, ready to share on social media, and works as a base for documenting future trips.