This project was inspired by the structure and branding of mainstream travel platforms like MakeMyTrip but built as their chaotic, satirical opposite. For MAXIMALLY STEAL-A-THON, where originality is illegal and creativity is criminal, I reimagined a travel booking site as a parody that celebrates absurdity, remix culture, and meme logic. The goal was to mock the polished seriousness of travel marketing by replacing it with fictional destinations, fake reviews, and sticker-coded chaos.
How I Built It Tech stack: Pure HTML and CSS no backend, no frameworks, just vibes Structure: Modular pages for each fake destination, confirmation screens, and a centralized review hub Design: Ransom-note typography, sticker-style icons, and a red-yellow-black palette to match the anti-hackathon theme Workflow: Built locally, tested in browser, and pushed to GitHub using CLI and VS Code
What I Learned How to structure a multi-page static site with consistent styling and modular navigation How to use CSS creatively to evoke satire and visual chaos How to remix an existing concept without copying flipping intent, tone, and audience How to write playful, punchy content that aligns with a themed hackathon brief
Challenges Faced Designing a parody that’s readable, funny, and still technically sound Making the site modular and remixable without using JavaScript or backend logic Navigating GitHub authentication and push workflows using tokens Staying within the 24-hour window while balancing humor, structure, and polish
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