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TravelFunda
I rebuilt TravelFunda's website, a custom travel itinerary business that outgrew Webflow's free plan.
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TravelFunda's site was stuck. It was running on Webflow's free plan, and the plan had limits. So I rebuilt it in Next.js, a richer, more customisable build.
Before writing a line of code, I designed the sitemap and wireframes in Relume. Those exports became the structural blueprint. Then I built with AI. That became a new workflow for me: design in Relume, build with AI.
The look is a passport and a notebook. A passport-cover hero, a rotating journal of real testimonials, a destination-stamp gallery, a process timeline, a Travellers' Register where visitors sign in with hand-drawn mood doodles. Content lives in a CMS.
I started in April twenty twenty-six. It is live now. Take a look.
Narrated in my own cloned voice, generated with ElevenLabs v4.
I rebuilt TravelFunda’s website. It’s a custom travel itinerary business, and the old site was on Webflow’s free plan, which limited it. The rebuild runs on Next.js with React and Tailwind CSS, hosted on Vercel.
The design runs on a single metaphor: passport and notebook. The hero looks like a passport cover. Scroll down and you hit a rotating journal of real testimonials. A destination-stamp gallery follows, then a process timeline that walks you through how a trip comes together. Then there’s the Travellers’ Register: you can sign in with a hand-drawn mood doodle, the way you’d leave a note in a guestbook. The FAQ covers the questions you’re likely to arrive with. When you’re ready, a journal-styled contact form, with a spam guard, lets you reach out directly. Testimonials, the FAQ, and the timeline all live in Sanity CMS, so the content can change without touching code. Email goes through Resend.
The workflow was new for me: I designed the sitemap and wireframes in Relume, exported those as the structural blueprint, then built from them with AI. It set up a new way of working for me.
I started this in April 2026. It’s live.
The making
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- Sanity CMS
- Resend
- Vercel