Tanmoy Pal
Earlier work

Coworking discovery Project overview

Adventurely

Find a workspace for the day.

A landing-page design for discovering coworking day passes and giving venue owners a route to join.

Platform
Responsive web
Designed for
Remote workers and people seeking flexible workspaces
Focus
Explain the day-pass idea · Browse workspaces by experience · Connect customer and venue journeys

The product

The challenge.

Adventurely offers coworking day passes across different venues. The proposition connects a practical remote-work day with the experience of spending it somewhere new.

Desktop landing-page alternatives and a mobile layout introduce the offer, organise discovery by theme and provide a separate listing route for venue owners. The scope centres on understanding and exploring the service.

The journey at a glance

  1. Understand what a remote-work day pass offers
  2. Browse passes by theme
  3. Choose a venue to explore
  4. Continue towards booking

Design approach

How the design works.

  1. Explain the day-pass offer at the start

    The opening message describes remote-work day passes that combine work with a change of setting. It establishes the offer before the visitor begins browsing.

    The page centres the idea of a day pass, giving a time frame to an otherwise broad workspace proposition. This makes the first choice about a working day rather than a long-term membership.

  2. Let the setting guide discovery

    Themes provide a way to browse the available experiences. They reflect that people may choose a workspace for its surroundings as well as its practical location.

    The landing page connects that sense of place with a route to explore individual venues. It gives discovery an organising idea beyond a general catalogue of spaces.

  3. Give venue owners a separate action

    A listing entry point addresses the people offering spaces. It sits alongside the customer-facing discovery journey, giving each audience its own route.

    The page introduces both sides of the marketplace without making a venue owner follow the customer’s booking path to find the relevant action.

Reflection

The design takeaway.

Next, check whether a first-time visitor can explain what the day pass offers and find a suitable venue, including the practical information still needed before booking.

Project background & references

References checked 4 October 2026

Earlier desktop and mobile landing-page work. This scope covers discovery and the venue entry point, not the complete current website or booking system.