by Vas Mylko, Roman Bilusiak Today, we are introducing the best version of Curiosio — Visual Curiosio. It’s the 17th major release of our product. Now you will get the visuals for the points and places in your trip plans. Our concept of visual is special — we designed a…

by Vas Mylko, Roman Bilusiak New Curiosio allows you to plan cool road trips with travel-through places. You already could search by travel-through points with the previous versions, where a point usually was a city, town, or park. …

by Vas Mylko, Roman Bilusiak It’s a second facelift over the latest Curiosio Beta15. We are making the foundation for the fine-tuning of the search & research process. You will be able to fine-tune search requests to create your unique trip plans from scratch. You’ll be able to fine-tune the…

by Vas Mylko, Roman Bilusiak The first facelift for Curiosio Beta15 is ready. It includes a new Landing Page, a new Search Form, and a new visual of the search-in-progress. We designed the Landing Page because the old one was not understood by the first-time visitors. We redesigned the Search…

by Roman Bilusiak, Vas Mylko Curiosio is the smartest travel guide for road trippers. You — curious travelers — can create interesting road trips in any geography that you want within the time and budget that you have. You can take any itinerary/route you love and customize it by perimeter…

by Vas Mylko This post is about the further design of Curiosio — the smartest and coolest road trip planner for the new world. There are a few versions ahead of us until the level of smartness and coolness is what we and travelers want. User Voice Since the public release of…

by Vas Mylko, Roman Bilusiak Hey curious travelers, today we are releasing Curiosio Beta15 for you! It is called Destination Trips. The code name was “Flower” Trips because their daily routes are looking like the petals of the flower. …

by Vas Mylko, Roman Bilusiak This is a second facelift towards Beta15 aka “Flower” Trips. Initially, we added OpenStreetMap data to enrich See & Do at the street level resolution, the result was Curious Ukraine. Then we made the first facelift by redesigning the Search Form to introduce different types…

by Vas Mylko, Roman Bilusiak On the way to the “Flower” trips, we got to redesign Curiosio, its search form. We wanted to keep the form neat and clean… but this didn’t work. The first reason — many people couldn’t figure out how to master multiple points in that single…