The Wonder Club sells afternoons for mothers and their children in Miami. There was no system before this one. The public site, the member area and the owner console were built together and went up as one, and the first experience is published and on sale for September 27.
Title, description, a Miami-time date, an optional end time, capacity counted in people rather than bookings, and the venue. Then the packages repeat: name, the line under the price, the price, how many adults and how many explorers it covers, and an optional badge. Wonder Family carries MÁS POPULAR at $289. Clearing the name deletes a package, and the empty rows at the bottom are how you add one.
Homepage, experience pages, member area and owner console, all of it. The front page leads with the next experience and the spots left on it, then the gallery of past ones. A badge in the corner reports how many people are on the page.
Three packages at $199, $289 and $399, and a Wonder Extra Pass that adds an adult or an explorer at $99 each. The summary beside it carries the date, the venue address and a running total that moves with every tap. Under the button the terms say every sale is final.
Eighteen years at home comes to 936 weeks. Put in a birth date and the page returns what is left, counted in hugs, photos and bedtime stories. The date never leaves the phone. The owner sets those multipliers herself.
The console reads zero across the board today. The first experience is still weeks out, so there is nothing to report about how it sold.
Happy to walk through this one screen by screen, in the order it got built.