I'm a UX designer at @Microsoft Power Pages and before I studied user experience design at Cornell University @information science
I am a biologist turned product designer and my interdisciplinary backgrounds in human biology, cognitive science and information science give me an unique perspective of human-centered design. I view my mind as a scientist and a storyteller. I understand both the biological basis of thought and the contextual/inner factors that impact how human perceive outside world, which allows me to make informed design decisions. As a foodie blogger, I learned how tiny aesthetic changes and information hierarchy influence audience preferences. My research experience at a virtual embodiment lab has taught me the value of inclusive design. Co-founding the first projects incubater club at UCSD has made me realized the power of design impact.
I am a fast-learner and always passioned to learn new technology, such as big data, and virtual reality! I aspire to apply my diverse expertises and design thinking to make design more enjoyable and accessible for everyone.
hanging out with friends
Singing with my twin sister
Cooking and exploring new recipes
Sometimes when you innovate, you make mistakes. It is best to admit them quickly, and get on with improving your other innovations.
“Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible,”
