Travel & mobility

7 design systems

Travel and mobility companies design for people on the move: booking flows, maps, search results and status updates on small screens. Uber's Base Web, Skyscanner's Backpack and Priceline's design system are all open source React systems.

Vehicle makers publish systems too. Porsche ships web components with React, Angular and Vue wrappers, and Scania's Tegel is a web component system for its digital services. Alaska Airlines' Auro and AutoGuru's Overdrive round out the group.

Backpack is a useful reference for teams that need one system across web, iOS and Android.

Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines

Auro, Alaska Airlines' design system built from web components.

Web Components
  • Components: yes
  • Voice: yes
  • Kit: yes
  • GitHub

Overdrive, the React component library of AutoGuru, an Australian car servicing marketplace.

Reactupdated today
  • Components: yes
  • Voice: no
  • Kit: no
  • GitHub

Skyscanner's design system for web, iOS and Android.

ReactiOSAndroidArchived repo
  • Components: yes
  • Voice: yes
  • Kit: yes
  • GitHub

Porsche's design system for its digital products, as web components with React, Angular and Vue wrappers.

ReactVueAngularWeb Componentsupdated today
  • Components: yes
  • Voice: no
  • Kit: yes
  • GitHub

Base Web, Uber's React component library.

Reactupdated 20d ago
  • Components: yes
  • Voice: no
  • Kit: no
  • GitHub

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