143 real design problems to build your portfolio on.
Travel
6 challenges
Remote workers and leisure travelers across India often struggle with slow, disconnected, or overly complicated hotel and cafe WiFi networks. Signing in through captive portals usually fails, speeds drop during peak hours, and getting help from staff wastes valuable work time.
Interstate travellers often struggle to understand local food menus written in regional scripts or unfamiliar languages across India. Tourists miss out on authentic dishes and risk severe dietary missteps because descriptions lack visual cues or clear ingredient breakdowns in a common language.
Solo women travellers in India constantly piece together safety intelligence from scattered social media groups, chat threads, and word of mouth. Existing booking platforms treat safety as an afterthought, offering standard hotel filters that fail to capture the real anxieties of reaching a new city after dark or finding genuinely verified female hosts.
Travelers visiting unfamiliar cities often end up stuck in crowded commercial traps while missing out on genuine local culture and food. Standard guidebooks push the same generic monuments, which leaves domestic and international visitors feeling disconnected from the actual character of the region. Local artisans, home cooks, and neighborhood guides lose out on income because they lack any digital storefront to reach curious travelers.
Travelers falling ill or facing minor medical emergencies away from home often struggle to find reliable local care. They end up relying on random internet searches, unverified clinic listings, or hotel recommendations that might carry hidden commissions. This leads to anxiety, overpaying for consultations, or language barriers inside unfamiliar medical facilities across India.
Travelers across India often find their phones and laptops dying in transit, trapped in train stations, bus bays, and airports with zero accessible charging points. People waste valuable time hunting for hidden sockets behind vending machines or begging shopkeepers for help, which adds immense stress to journeys.
