horizon
horizon
I designed & built Horizon together with @Ahmed Tasadduq as our Final Year Project. It is an all-in-one mobile application that brings flight tracking, airport insights, layovers, and personal travel history into one refined experience.
role
Product & Design
Software Engineer
team
Ahmed Tasadduq
Software Engineer
timeline
July 2025 – May 2026
skills
Figma & HCI Design
Flutter/FlutterFlow
context
air travel is fragmented
Travelers often jump between airline apps, airport websites, emails, screenshots, and flight trackers just to understand one journey. The information exists, but it rarely feels connected — and once the trip is over, most of it disappears into scattered records.
Horizon started from a simple question we kept asking ourselves as international students: what is something we genuinely need when we travel? We wanted one place that could support the journey ahead while also preserving the journeys behind us.
the solution
one place for the entire journey
This is a personalized flight journal designed around the traveler. Users can preserve every completed trip as part of a growing digital travel story.
features
precision aviation intelligence
interaction design
making dense flight data easy to scan
Flight information gets dense quickly. Instead of overwhelming the user, I used clear hierarchy, semantic colors, and segmented spatial groupings to surface what matters most exactly when they need it.
status first
semantic colors flag delays instantly.
context retention
original schedule kept visible for comparison.
physical navigation
contrasting shapes isolate physical gates.
status first
semantic colors flag delays instantly.
physical navigation
contrasting shapes isolate physical gates.
context retention
original schedule kept visible for comparison.
reflection
design extends beyond the screen
We were given the opportunity to showcase Horizon at the Open House & Job Fair 2026 @ Bahria University. To market the app physically, I designed a complete brand identity spanning a display standee and a trifold brochure, which ultimately took 1st place in the visual design category.
