Websitefor HoliNest
A website project in travel, delivered by DeveloperLook.
Project sheet
About the project
DeveloperLook designed and built HoliNest, a vacation booking platform. It pairs a customer website for travelers with an internal dashboard where property owners manage listings and reservations.
HoliNest is a vacation booking platform made for 2 groups of people. Travelers use the customer website to find a destination, compare holiday packages, and book a stay. Property owners use an internal dashboard to manage destinations, reservations, customers, and payments.
The website opens with a location and date search, featured destinations, and tabs for popular trips, deals, and best prices. A listing page filters trips by duration, destination, type, price, and rating. Each package page holds a photo header, a trip overview, and an included and excluded list. Below it sit a day-by-day plan and a booking card with dates, guests, and optional insurance.
The dashboard runs from a green top navigation bar. It covers destinations, bookings, customers, tour guides, payments, messages, and settings. The home screen shows revenue, booking, destination, and customer totals beside a revenue chart and a booking calendar. The same screens adapt to phones, so owners can check a booking away from a desk.
The HoliNest identity carries past the screens as well. Its logo, icons, and green palette appear on signage, business cards, a billboard, and social posts.
Challenge and solution
The challenge
Travelers wanted a simple way to find and book a stay, while owners needed proper tools for listings and reservations. The public site had to look inviting and convert visitors, and the dashboard had to stay clear and quick. Payments and real-time availability also had to connect smoothly.
Our solution
Large photos, a location and date search, and a short booking flow keep the traveler side simple. The dashboard gives owners clear navigation, booking analytics, and tools for destinations, customers, and guides. A responsive layout, secure payments, and notifications tie both sides together.
What we built
Travelers start with a location and date search on the home page. A listing page then filters trips by duration, destination, type, price, and rating.
Each package page shows a photo header, a trip overview, and what is included or excluded. A day-by-day plan and a row of similar trips follow below.
A booking card collects dates, adult, child, and infant counts, and optional insurance. A review step adds traveler and contact details, applies a coupon, and moves to payment.
The dashboard home gives owners revenue, booking, destination, and customer totals. A revenue chart, a booking calendar, and a download button sit on the same screen.
Owners add customers and tour guides through short forms with photo uploads. Each guide card has message and call buttons, so the team can reach a guide in one tap.
Bookings and payments sit in tables with order IDs, customer names, dates, and statuses. Owners can search both lists and export payment records as a CSV file.
The dashboard screens adapt to phones, from destinations to bookings and payments. Settings include two-factor authentication and switches for push, desktop, and email notifications.
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Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
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DeveloperLook designed and built 2 connected products for HoliNest. The first is a customer website where travelers search, compare, and book holiday packages. The second is an internal dashboard where property owners manage destinations, bookings, customers, guides, and payments. Both share one visual identity and work on desktop and mobile screens.
Travelers search by location and date, then filter the results by duration, destination, type, price, and rating. On a package page, they pick dates and set the number of adults, children, and infants. They can add extras such as health insurance. A review step then collects traveler details and a coupon code before payment.
Owners manage destinations, bookings, customers, tour guides, payments, and messages from one top navigation bar. The home screen shows the main totals, a revenue chart, and a booking calendar. Forms with photo uploads let the team add new destinations, customers, and guides without leaving the dashboard.
Yes. The customer website and the dashboard are both responsive. Travelers can browse destinations and package cards on a phone. Owners get mobile versions of the dashboard screens, including bookings, payments, guides, and settings with two-factor authentication and notification controls. The bookings, customers, destinations, and guides lists keep a search bar, a filter, and an add button at the top.
Yes. We'd start from the same 2-part structure: a booking website shaped around your trips or stays, and a dashboard for the people who run them. Then we'd map your booking rules, payment setup, and the records your team uses daily. Both sides would be designed around those needs.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
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