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My submission for the Wonder Challenge on Contra.
We've all had that moment of seeing a successful product and thinking, "I had that idea years ago."
That inspired Drafty—an AI-powered creative companion that helps creators capture, rediscover, develop, and execute ideas before they're forgotten.
The irony is that Drafty itself was one of my own forgotten ideas.
Using Wonder, I explored multiple directions, iterated on the experience, refined every screen, and transformed that idea into a complete brand, marketing website, and mobile app. Wonder wasn't just where Drafty started—it was how it evolved.
Because every great product starts as someone's first draft. Drafty gave one of mine a second chance.
I created a website & an app for Drafty.
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aqsaa-khalid_i-built-drafty-an-ai-powered-creative-companion-ugcPost-7479753532951183360-Fpm5/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAEZi-pAB9ZlLL_xc_QCxLVaiZEUfqV09kuo
My submission for the Wonder Challenge on Contra.
We've all had that moment—seeing a successful product and thinking,
"I had that idea years ago."
That question inspired Drafty.
The problem usually isn't a lack of ideas. It's that ideas get buried in notes, screenshots, voice memos, and unfinished drafts until they're forgotten.
The irony is that Drafty itself was one of my own forgotten ideas.
Using Wonder, I explored the concept, iterated through multiple product directions, refined the user experience, and transformed that idea into a complete product experience, including the branding, marketing website, and mobile app.
Wonder wasn't just where Drafty started. It became an essential part of how the product evolved. From brainstorming concepts to refining layouts and improving the user experience, it helped me iterate until every part of the product told one consistent story.
Drafty helps creators move from inspiration to execution by guiding ideas through their complete lifecycle:
• Capture new ideas
• Rediscover forgotten ones
• Develop them in a dedicated workspace
• Discover hidden connections
• Turn them into actionable plans
This submission includes a complete brand identity, marketing website, mobile app experience, and a walkthrough showing both the product and how Wonder became part of my creative workflow.
Because every great product starts as someone's first draft.
Drafty gave one of mine a second chance.
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aqsaa-khalid_i-built-drafty-an-ai-powered-creative-companion-ugcPost-7479753532951183360-Fpm5/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAEZi-pAB9ZlLL_xc_QCxLVaiZEUfqV09kuo
Wonder:
https://app.wonder.so/aqsa-khalid/files/019f3288-e1b0-75fb-b69c-2d409b537d2d
Chromatic Duel is a visual decision experience built in Wonder for the Contra x Wonder Challenge.
The project explores a simple idea:
Color palette selection should not only be about taste.
It should survive pressure.
Chromatic Duel turns two competing palette directions into a visible stress test. Ember enters as the bold, warm, dramatic direction. Tidal enters as the calm, precise, premium system direction.
Instead of presenting both palettes as moodboards, the Wonder canvas frames them as a duel.
The question is not:
“Which one looks better?”
The question is:
“Which one survives?”
Inside Wonder, I used the canvas to shape the full decision journey: the initial duel, the stress-test comparison, the iteration trail, the pivot in criteria, the workflow proof layer, and the final verdict.
The palettes are compared through four qualitative lenses:
Contrast
Harmony
Accessibility
System fit
As the system became clearer, Ember felt expressive but less stable. Tidal held together better across the interface direction, making it the stronger final choice.
Final Wonder verdict:
TIDAL SURVIVES.
Ember is archived.
I also created a Framer page as a bonus interactive wrapper. It lets visitors try challenger palettes and compare them visually against the fixed Tidal benchmark. The Framer page extends the experience, but the official build, workflow, and final decision remain in Wonder.
The core memory line:
The palette that survives the stress test wins.
Walkthrough video:
Uploaded directly with this submission.
Framer bonus page:
https://cyan-lettuce-159672.framer.app/
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