Eunice Lai used Cursor's Composer to build an interactive photo atlas with a spinning globe, gallery, and timeline. She described her vision and provided a reference image, and Composer generated the site automatically. Curating her favorite photos took longer than building it.
I want to travel, but I have a full-time job. So the next best thing is for me to build a photography website that lets me glimpse into the world right here at my desk. I was inspired by this post which used the now banned Fable 5 to create this globe of images, so I decided to try use Cursor's new model Composer to try this effect out. I simply just described what I was trying to build, showed the reference image, and sat back and relaxed as it handled everything for me. I had the planet spin when you clicked on the photos, I created a gallery mode that included more information, and I even created a fun little timeline mode. I also used Composer discussion partner to scope out the next features I would build for this website. After completing the website, I spent some time curating the photos for the gallery. I honestly spent more time finding my favorite images than making the actual website. Here's the final products. I can finally sonder right here at my desk.
a week in my life in san francisco (startups, community, routines and friends)
penang food crawl, mini road trip, traveling with family, reflections on growing up
