Throughout the design process for the "Research Airbnb" project, the most critical elements were user needs, feedback, and user testing. During my user testing, my primary audience consisted of participants who frequently used the Airbnb app at least once when planning their trips. During interviews, interviewees shared similar positive opinions about the platform's features, such as its easy-to-use, comprehensible interfaces and personalized filtering. However, they expressed concern about the apps' lack of features that would give users better communication and information-gathering capabilities. The persona of Lilly Brooks, a world traveler who heavily uses travel apps to plan her frequent adventures, was a great representation of the primary audience. During my primary research, interviews, and user testing, I gathered critical insights into the most vital aspects of users' values and design styles, focusing on Airbnb's engaging, communicative, informative, and satisfying features. Based on their insights, I experimented with various ideas to address the problems users faced with the existing communication, engagement, information, and satisfaction features in Airbnb's interface. As my research progressed, I aimed to add more social features to the app to enhance each user's experience. This concept led me to focus on providing users with a "Reply" feature, a "Heart" feature, and an updated profile page where users can personalize and share their Airbnb Express by writing Blog posts that other users can view. Overall, these designs focus on improving users' engagement, communication, connection, and satisfaction while using the Airbnb interface. As a result of exploring Airbnb's design interface, I have learned the importance of creating a social community where users can share information and interact. The redesign of the interface, such as adding a "Reply" button to improve communication and engagement, a "Heart" button that improved users' satisfaction, and lastly, a personal "Profile" page where users can connect and share information, serves the overall purpose of making the traveling and booking app Airbnb more socially interactive. Ultimately, it helps resolve several pain points from the interviews and user testing. Overall, when it comes to further refining the social aspect of the interface, the first possible feature would be creating a "Home" page, where users can showcase recent blog posts from other Airbnb users they follow or are following. By doing this, users will have easier access to connect and engage with others, as they can see what other users have been up to while using the app or in their daily travel experiences. Another feature I could add to improve communication and connection between users would be a "DM" section where users can contact each other for one-on-one or group conversations. Lastly, I would add a fraud detector to the blog post section of the interface. Doing this will ensure that no user creates blog posts about Airbnb experiences they did not have, thereby serving the overall purpose of protecting hosts and preventing the spread of false information.