Los Angeles-based UX/ Product Designer with 6 years of experience in E-commerce, healthcare, advertisement, B2C, and B2B products; graduated from the Interaction Design (HCI) BFA program atCalifornia College of the Arts.
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My passion for creating led me to pursue a career in design. Interaction design is how I navigate and shape the world—by reimagining kinder, more thoughtful ways for people to connect.
After graduating from CCA’s Interaction Design program, I spent three years working across a startup and a design agency. These experiences immersed me in fast-paced environments and exposed me to challenges across a wide range of industries and team settings. I later joined Apple, where I spent nearly three years designing global-scale e-commerce experiences.
I’m currently drawn to opportunities in the wellness and fitness space, where my focus on purposeful, scalable design aligns closely with my personal values and daily practices. I’m particularly interested in work that helps people build healthier, more sustainable habits through well-crafted experiences. Feel free to reach out—I’d love to connect.
Research is understanding the world through curiosity and empathy which I practiced even before becoming a designer. Allowing myself to be exploratory and experiencing ambiguity while researching enriches me as a designer as well as a person. I do a combination of secondary research and primary research to understand individuals in context.
The analytical part of me likes to connect the dots to discover the root causes of problems. I turn research findings into insights and make sense of the big picture through system mappings. Some of my favorite tools are mental models, semantic profiles, concept maps, and experience flows.
Being bold and free in the ideation process makes being designer worthwhile. I turn my insights into “How might we” questions to branch out ideas. I like to brainstorm/ cheat storm by sketching out ideas on sticky notes and using dot-voting with teams to pick the ones with potential. Then, I will use mood boards, wireframes, and storyboards to further develop my concepts.
Prototyping is my way to check whether my understanding of problems is aligning with reality. Before pushing pixels on screens, I check if the concepts and flows are approachable and ethical through low-fidelity prototype testing. Then, I develop iterations and learn new skills and knowledge that it takes to build them. Examples of my work are screen-based products, physical objects, service design, and I am currently exploring AI algorithms.
Writing is a tool for me to reflect honestly on myself, document my work, and share ideas to creative communities. I try my best to write down my process and thoughts every time I finish a project.
VIEW MY MEDIUM BLOGBesides my interaction design work, I am also an amateur baller, model, and writer. I connect with the world through exploring diverse books, films & TV, activities, cuisines, and of course also my cats!
Besides my interaction design work, I am also an amateur baller, model, and writer. I connect with the world through exploring diverse books, films & TV, activities, cuisines, and of course also my cats!
