Original Concept
WanderWave was built as a tourism website focused on presenting travel experiences in a structured and engaging way. It helped me explore how different sections of a website come together into a complete product.
An archived tourism website built during my early web development journey, where I explored backend development, modular design, and building complete web applications.
I wanted to understand how a complete web application comes together by building a tourism platform from the ground up. This project helped me explore backend logic, server-side development, and connecting different parts of an application.
Travel websites involve handling different types of information while keeping the experience simple for users. WanderWave was my attempt to organize travel-related content into a structured and easy-to-navigate platform.
The original build and assets are no longer available, but the project remains as a reminder of my early web development journey.
WanderWave was built as a tourism website focused on presenting travel experiences in a structured and engaging way. It helped me explore how different sections of a website come together into a complete product.
This was one of my first projects involving backend development. Working with Java, JSP, and modular web structures helped me understand how frontend interfaces connect with server-side logic.
The source code and original assets are no longer available, but the project remains an important milestone that shaped how I approach building and structuring applications today.
No public repository or live demo for this archived build.
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