Nookivia visual language · current production patterns

Your trip.
Your nook.

The live catalogue of the components used across Nook, trip views and the current Nookivia design reference.

01

Nook hero

Warm introductory scene with the trip promise, soft landscape, sun, clouds and passenger-plane artwork.

Your nookAll your little
adventures.

Trips, plans and bookings in one happy place.

02

Trip card

Current production treatment: large image, country badge, destination icon, dates, status and a clear view action.

Countryside travel sceneFrance flag France

Disneyland Paris

5–8 Nov 2026

Booked
Theme parkView trip
03

Calendar

The calendar shows one complete month as the reference example. Planned events have a clear hover treatment, ranges show their continuity, and today remains distinct.

November 2026Trip planning
Booked Idea Today

November 2026

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Single day

One booked day without a range.

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Two-day range

Two consecutive days belonging to the same trip.

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Different consecutive states

Adjacent days can represent different kinds of plans.

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Three-day range

Start, middle and end keep the range visually connected.

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Planned event · hoverHover or focus the 13th to reveal the event and date.
See everything together

Use the calendar to spot busy days and open space before you add another plan.

Open calendar
04

Trip detail hero

Split hero: destination photography on the left, trip identity and route on the right. The country badge sits over the image.

Paris travel sceneFrance flag France
Theme park trip

Disneyland Paris

5–8 Nov 2026

London Luton → Paris CDG
05

Trip summary

Five compact summary tiles on desktop. The total tile uses the strongest surface. Tiles become fewer columns on smaller screens.

06

Trip tabs

Use the same underlined tab language for Transport, Accommodation, Activities and other related trip views. On narrow screens the row scrolls rather than wrapping into a second control row.

07

Booking cards

Booking cards combine provider, status, title, price, route or location, confirmation and the relevant action. The provider registry below is the complete list of branded providers currently supported.

easyJetBooked

London Luton → Paris CDG

Thu 5 Nov · 07:10 → 09:35

£101
LTNCDG
Booking reference · ABC123 Manage flight ↗
Holiday Inn ExpressBooked

Holiday Inn Express Luton

5 Nov → 8 Nov · 3 nights

£144
2 Percival Way, Luton LU2 9GP
Confirmation · HIEX-2048 View provider ↗
UberBooked

Paris CDG → Disneyland Paris

Thu 5 Nov · airport transfer

£29
Pickup instructions and driver details
Purple ParkingBooked

Airport parking

London Luton · 5–8 Nov

£42
Car park location and pickup instructions
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Supported providers

This is the complete branded provider registry used by booking cards. Each provider shows the same reusable identity treatment, and the status confirms whether it is currently present in production trip data.

Known brands

Every provider in the canonical registry. Logo availability is part of the data, not handwritten into this page.

easyJetBrand match · flight · logo + name
IcelandairBrand match · flight · logo + name
UberBrand match · transfer · logo + name
SNCFBrand match · transfer · logo + name
Holiday InnBrand match · accommodation · logo + name
Hotels.comBrand match · accommodation · logo + name
CampanileBrand match · accommodation · logo + name
Purple ParkingBrand match · parking · name treatment

Fallback combinations

These are the supported display paths when a booking provider is not in the brand registry.

Example AirwaysFallback · flight

Unknown flight provider: canonical transport icon plus provider name.

Example HotelFallback · accommodation

Unknown accommodation provider: canonical hotel icon plus provider name.

Example TransferFallback · transfer

Unknown transfer provider: canonical transfer icon plus provider name.

Example ParkingFallback · parking

Unknown parking provider: canonical parking icon plus provider name.

?Provider name onlyFallback · generic

Final fallback when no brand logo or useful booking type is available.

09

Asset icons

The complete set of reusable SVG assets, grouped by their role in the travel experience.

Transport

flight
bus
car
ferry
road-trip

Places & landscapes

beach
city
country
mountain

Activities & outdoors

activity
camping
ski
snow-day
theme-park

Planning & dates

calendar
calendar-date
calendar-date-31
calendar-day
calendar-cancelled

Travel details

hotel
parking
location
email

Nookivia brand

favicon
nookivia-mark
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Route / journey

Routes make movement explicit with familiar codes, a quiet horizontal connector and a transport icon sitting on the journey line. Do not use abstract arrows as a substitute for a vehicle.

DepartureLTNLondon Luton
Passenger flight
ArrivalCDGParis Charles de Gaulle
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Travel details

Use small, readable information blocks for confirmations, addresses, terminals, pickup instructions, rooms, contacts and maps.

Check-in15:00 · 5 Nov
Address2 Percival Way, Luton
ConfirmationHIEX-2048
PickupMeet at Terminal 2 arrivals
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Timeline

Chronological trip view: day grouping, time column, canonical event icon, event card and optional metadata. Events with a duration show their start and end time together.

5

Thursday · 5 November

Travel day

FLIGHT · BOOKED

London Luton → Paris CDG

easyJet · 2h 25m · ABC123

TRANSFER · BOOKED

Paris CDG → Disneyland Paris

Uber · 35m · pickup instructions available

ACCOMMODATION · BOOKED

Holiday Inn Express Luton

Check-in · 3 nights

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Interaction states

Focus must be visible, touch targets must remain usable and reduced-motion users should not lose information.

Keyboard focus exampleBookedIdeaCancelled
Source of truth

The design system defines the rules and icon system. The current component specification defines production anatomy and responsive behaviour. This page is the living visual catalogue. If production UI introduces a reusable pattern, update the documentation and visual examples in the same change.

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Homepage & About components

Reusable editorial and marketing components used by the public Nookivia homepage and About page. These belong in the same visual catalogue as the product UI.

Quotes & statements

Oh. It just knows.

That’s the feeling Nookivia is built for.

“Oh. It just knows.”

Your trip. Your nook.

Feature cards

Bring it together

Flights, hotels, bookings and plans, gathered into one easy-to-follow trip.

Keep it handy

Your itinerary stays somewhere simple, useful and ready when you need it.

Get on with going

Less hunting around for details. More looking forward to where you're going.

Fun

Travel is something to look forward to. Nookivia should make it feel a little more exciting.

Simple

No maze of settings. No manual admin marathon. Just the things you need, when you need them.

Personal

Your trips are yours. Nookivia should feel like a place made for your plans, not a generic dashboard.

Clever

The clever stuff happens quietly. You get the useful result without needing to think about how it happened.

About-page definition quote

“A corner, as in a room; any secluded or obscure corner; any small recess; any remote or sheltered spot.”

— Dictionary.com, nook

Voice chips

tripadventuregetawayplansnookreadygoingexplore
travel administrationworkflowdata extractionAI-powered platform

Closing CTA

Less searching. Less planning. More going.

That’s Nookivia.

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