Teaser demos exploring radically different UI/UX approaches for Wellington hospitality intelligence. From cinematic mood-based discovery to brutalist data storytelling.
These are 5 standalone concept demos exploring radically different approaches to hospitality intelligence. Each serves a different strategic purpose: from B2C discovery to B2B dashboards, from documentary storytelling to mission-driven manifestos, and pure data art.
Goal: Experience the vibes, interactions, and emotional tone of each concept. Which aligns with NZGPTS's brand DNA? Which creates the response you want? Can elements be combined?
B2C • Cinematic • Emotional
A mood-based quiz that discovers your Wellington hospitality persona. Think Japan's Infinite Personalities meets Wellington's unique character. Full-screen video, cinematic transitions, shareable results.
Inspired by: Japan's Infinite Personalities, cinematic storytelling
B2B • Minimalist • Data-Driven
A confidence-inspiring dashboard for hospitality owners. Bold typography, generous whitespace, fluid physics-based animations. Every scroll reveals undeniable truths from your data.
Inspired by: Curveball, Elio, modern dashboard excellence
Industry • Brutalist • Documentary
A bold, confrontational interactive story that humanizes hospitality data. High-contrast visuals, scroll-triggered animations, horizontal timelines. It's a wake-up call, not a dashboard.
Inspired by: Untold, digital documentaries, brutalist design
B2B • Mission-Driven • Policy-Maker
A defiant call to arms. Journey from problem to solution through color-shifting chapters, guided by a rolling "Resilience Indicator" orb. This isn't a report—it's a movement.
Inspired by: Unreasonable, mission-driven design
Data Art • Brutalist • Experimental
Pure interactive data sculpture. You're trapped in a rotating 3D-like loop where your scroll powers the very stress system we're describing. Progressive glitch effects intensify with each cycle. There is no escape.
Inspired by: Untold, data sculpture, digital art
Want to see how these aesthetics would look with your actual products? Check out these demos showing your real content styled in each approach:
After testing each concept, consider: