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. 🧠✨

We all want @Contra HQ to have a mobile app, right? This is how I would approach it! 😉

Great work