I'm a product designer from Taiwan 🧋, currently based in Vancouver 🏔️ pursuing a Master of Design at Emily Carr University. Before grad school 🎓, I spent 4+ years designing e-commerce 🛒 and B2C 📱 products at Decathlon and Fitbutler. Lately I've been researching how AI can support neurodiverse 🧠 learners in design.
My design process looks like...
Simplify complex systems. Ship design infrastructure, not just interfaces. Turn user insight into business growth.
How I think about design
- The users we label as “edge cases” are often where the best ideas come from. Designing for the edges tends to make things better for everyone.
- Ship the system, not just the screen. A good design system outlasts any single feature.
- The best research isn’t about validating what you already believe, it’s about finding out what you’re wrong about.
What I believe about design's future
In the age of AI, designers don’t become less relevant, they become more rare.
The value is in translating human understanding into the interaction layer between people and information. And with lower experimentation costs, there’s never been a better time to push boundaries.
If you design software, learn to read the code. That’s not a nice to have; it’s the table stakes of tomorrow.