My Travel Map

The places I think about, plan around, and want to remember

I wanted one part of the site to feel more personal. This page is where I organize routes, city notes, and the little planning problems I actually think about before a trip.

Asia Route

10

North America

5

Cities Listed

15

Planning Tools

4

Currently open

Overview

Why I made this page and how the routes and planning tools fit together.

Why I made this

I did not want the whole site to feel like a résumé

Travel is one of the easiest ways for me to mix personal interests with the kind of interface work I like building. I get to organize places, route order, timing, cost, and the small choices that make a trip feel realistic.

The route notes are meant to be simple. The tools are there because I naturally turn planning problems into sliders, scores, and quick comparisons.

China Route

5 stops

Japan Route

5 stops

U.S. Cities

4 stops

Mexico

1 stop

What I was testing

Turning structured city data into reusable cards.
Keeping a route readable on both desktop and mobile.
Using state and derived values for practical planning tools.
Making a personal page feel connected to the rest of the portfolio.

Why I put this here

It gives the portfolio some personality without becoming random

This is still a technical page, but it is built around something I genuinely care about. The routes show structured data and reusable components. The tools show state, calculations, and responsive interface work. The personal side is what makes it feel like my site instead of a template.