/Precision
/Precision
/Empathy
/Empathy
/Industrial Precision
/Human Insight
/Creative Vision
/Imagination
/Imagination
/Imagination
[ CURRENTLY… ]
[ CURRENTLY… ]
• Technology Innovation + Information Design @UW & THU
• Product Design @Microsoft (Sponsored Project)
• Visual Design & Research @UW HCDE
• Technology Innovation + Design @UW & THU
• Product Design @Microsoft (Sponsored Project)
• Visual Design & Research @UW HCDE
• I design with logic, heart, and a little bit of boldness.
• I design with logic, heart, and a little bit of boldness.
[ PRODUCT DESIGN & RESEARCH ]
[ PRODUCT DESIGN & RESEARCH ]
[ FABRICATION & ART ]
[ FABRICATION & ART ]
Focus on how it feels
also how it looks
Focus on how it feels
also how it looks
Focus on how it feels
also how it looks
Starting with the humanities, trained in industrial design, and now exploring the fields of user experience and visual design.
Starting with the humanities, trained in industrial design, and now exploring the fields of user experience and visual design.
Starting with the humanities, trained in industrial design, and now exploring the fields of user experience and visual design.
[ SIMPLE APPROACH ]
Before venturing into the field of industrial design, I was a liberal arts student majoring in Chinese literature and Philosophy. This strong foundation in the humanities provided a solid base for my subsequent design practice.
Building on this strong humanities foundation, I have developed a unique and profound understanding of human behavior and user experience.
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大道至简
The Great Way is found in profound simplicity.
Adapted from Laozi’s Tao Te Ching, Chapter 41, a seminal text in Daoist philosophy (c. 400 BCE).
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大道至简
The Great Way is found in profound simplicity.
Adapted from Laozi’s Tao Te Ching, Chapter 41, a seminal text in Daoist philosophy (c. 400 BCE).
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大道至简
The Great Way is found in profound simplicity.
Adapted from Laozi’s Tao Te Ching, Chapter 41, a seminal text in Daoist philosophy (c. 400 BCE).
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大道至简
The Great Way is found in profound simplicity.
Adapted from Laozi’s Tao Te Ching,
Chapter 41, a seminal text in Daoist
philosophy (c. 400 BCE).