Human-centered thinking
I believe technology should help people make better decisions and feel more confident, especially when a system feels complex or unfamiliar.

A LITTLE ABOUT ME
I'm a UX and product designer who graduated from the School of Visual Arts (SVA), where I deepened my focus on AI-driven UX and on turning complex systems into intuitive, human experiences. My work spans user research, product exploration, and systems thinking — from leading field research with 300+ international visitors in Zhujiajiao and translating insights into design opportunities, to designing an AI-powered makeup exploration experience built around a generate–feedback–regenerate loop. Across projects, I'm interested in how emerging technology can support clearer decisions, exploration, and more meaningful everyday experiences.
Outside of project work, I stay curious through everyday observation, creative experiments, and small moments that keep design feeling human. I enjoy linocut, working with stone clay, boxing, fitness, outdoor activities, traveling, and spending time with dogs — practices that keep me grounded and often inspire new ways of seeing.
I believe technology should help people make better decisions and feel more confident, especially when a system feels complex or unfamiliar.
I enjoy exploring new tools, technologies, and perspectives, then translating what I learn into practical design opportunities.
My urban planning background helps me understand relationships between people, environments, products, and the larger systems around them.
I care about experiences that solve real problems and create clearer paths forward, not only visual solutions.
Design for Social Innovation
Urban Planning
