Zero experience in the UI design industry.

But creativity, imagination, AI, and @Wonder made it possible.

🔥 Introducing "TourMe"

🧠 The idea: A website for people who love to travel, explore, and discover different countries.

🙌 Problem: People often have to jump between multiple websites to find travel information about a country they want to visit.

😊 Solution: A website with multiple features for different countries: • Weather • Currency • Best places to visit • Popular restaurants • Traditional foods • Hotels and places to stay • Activities • sim cards • and many more

💯 WORKFLOW:

• Explained my idea in ChatGPT and generated a prompt • Used Wonder Chat to create UI concepts and website designs • Refined everything manually using Wonder's tools and AI features • Used Shader, Wonder Chat, Properties, and other tools • Used Figma templates as references • Explored different Wonder features and workflows • Generated images using Wonder Chat • Used Opus and Fable for generation

🙌 Others:

• Uploaded webpage screenshots and used Wonder Chat to recreate similar layouts • Used Pinterest for inspiration and images

🎉 Wonder MCP:

• Connected Wonder MCP with Claude • Claude helped create parts of the website • Used GitHub to publish the website

TourMe Website: https://aymdaking.github.io/TourMe1122/

Wonder File (Check page 1 and Page 2): https://app.wonder.so/angelo-pacaanas/files/019f21e1-b614-7ae0-96ce-16e3fb4f1b80

🧠 UNEXPECTED:

• I didn't expect copying designs from Figma to Wonder to be so easy • There are many Shader modes to choose from • Prompt-to-UI worked even without UI design experience • Wonder MCP worked smoothly with Claude • Wonder Chat is more than a UI generator—it also helps answer questions and guide ideas • Multiple image generation models are available (my favorite is Nano Banana) • Easy to move, edit, and rearrange elements • Lots of useful tools that are simple to learn and use

AI didn't replace creativity here—it amplified it. That's the coolest part. 🧠✨

One goal. Two different UX approaches.

In the first version, the form is visible right away. In the second, it appears only after the user clicks the CTA.

Which approach would you choose for this scenario?

The first one gives less cognitive overload 🔥