Lonely Planet: Papr Tokyo!
Lonely Planet: Papr Tokyo! was a UX exploration exploring a re-design of the popular Lonely Planet series travel books. The project addresses the future possibilities of this popular guidebook series, and how a transition from physical to a high-resolution, full color electronic display with touch and gesture recognition capabilities would affect the format and user interaction with the book and its content.

The project looks to examine the travel book that we were looking to re-design, and to re-work its existing format to further functionality and productive user-end interactivity.

View project site here.