Facebook Trip Highlights
Product Experience · 2014
Facebook was exploring ways for people to share better stories about the places they've been.
A team was assembled in Seattle to build products related to travel and other place-based stories, and this project was one of the experiments we launched.
Within a week of coming home from recent travels, you are prompted to view highlights of your trip.
Posts you and your friends made are automatically aggregated into a single storybook with gestural interactions for swiping through the narrative.
At the end of storybook, you are prompted to share your trip highlights with friends.
I designed the keyframes of the storybook and helped develop ideas on how to enrich the narrative with maps, friends' posts, and other implicit data points about the trip.
A system of layout templates was created, taking into account posts with and without photos, posts involving multiple photo uploads, and place check-in stories.
My Role
- Product Strategy & Design
- Interaction Design
- Visual Design
- Software Prototyping
- Production Support
Other Team Members
- Andy Crampton, Software Engineer
- Mike Murphey, Software Engineer
- Brady Voss, Product Designer
Product Overview
The Cover Page and Trip Map
First Moments from Your Trip
Text Status Update and Multi-Image Layouts
Other Friends' Stories Automatically Weaved In
Auto-Generated Content Categories
Wide and Portrait Image Layouts
Last Moments
