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We wanted to answer a real question: does Wonder actually make design accessible to someone with zero design or engineering background — or is that just the pitch?
So instead of assigning this to our design team, we handed it to a teammate from customer service. No Figma experience. No code experience.
What they built, entirely in @wonder :
→ "Liquid" — a complete crypto exchange component library: portfolio balance cards, a live order book, candlestick charts, a token swap widget, wallet connect states, transaction history, alerts
→ A full dashboard page assembling everything into a real, live-feeling exchange view
→ A cover image and a promotional showcase gallery for each component — built as image assets directly in Wonder, ready to post
How they got there:
→ Described what they wanted in plain language through chat — no design vocabulary needed
→ Locked a design system early so every component and every showcase image stayed visually consistent
→ Used live shader controls to dial in a signature glass effect, no code required
→ Shipped straight into a real codebase via MCP — no handoff, no rebuild
The most telling moment: early prompts said things like "make it modern," and the results looked dated and generic. The moment prompts got specific — named references instead of vague adjectives — quality jumped immediately. No design training required, just better questions.
Full walkthrough video , from a completely empty canvas to a finished, shippable product — components, dashboard, cover, and showcase gallery, all in one tool.
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The Envato challenge isn't about make something with stock and post it, It's a workflow challenge. They want to watch you take Envato's library into a real project, in whatever tool you work in, and show the decisions you made along the way. The walkthrough is the entry. The final asset is just the evidence.
So here's mine: Marigold°, a brand identity for a summer general store that doesn't exist. Nighty and Swash Daisy for the type, Elements photography setting the visual standard, paper, grain and Envato Audio in the final work.
I curated stock into a standard before generating a single image, then rejected every AI generation that didn't belong and put it together.
I mean, $12K first prize, five more $5K categories, and joining gets you a free month of Envato's Plus plan with unlimited downloads and 100 AI generations. Entries close Saturday night PDT.
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AI can generate beautiful images but the hard part is getting results that actually look like they belong to the same brand.
That's why I created this Brand Image Prompt Kit for Skincare Brands.
Instead of random prompts, it's a complete system to create cohesive packaging mockups and lifestyle imagery for skincare brands.
Inside you'll find:
✨ 4 prompt scenarios
✨ 20+ AI-generated examples
✨ Templates that work across Krea, ImageFX, and Adobe Firefly
The goal? Less prompting, more art direction.
Smart to build this around consistency instead of just prettier outputs. Cross platform prompts that hold up across Krea, ImageFX and Firefly is the hard part most people skip. Congrats on shipping it.
Circle to Square - from idea to physical product
I designed a complete chess set from the ground up, starting as an idea, developed through 3D visualisation, and carried all the way to a final physical product.
Every piece traces the same transformation: circle becoming square. Ceramic pieces, chrome bases, a stone board.
What started as a shape study became one of the most-appreciated pieces in my portfolio, now sold as a finished product. Sometimes the simplest idea, carried consistently, goes further than complexity ever could.
So amazing 😍
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