About Me

Graduating at the very start of the COVID pandemic, I was a bit lost on what to do with my life as things slowly shut down around me. After job hunting for a bit with no success, I returned to my hometown, Hong Kong, and started looking for work there instead.

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I became an academic writing editor, where I met with writers and worked together to improve their papers and textbooks, which were eventually published. After that, I worked as an English teacher, creating coursework and educating primary school children. Through these two positions, I was able to develop my empathy with my daily interactions with those who struggled with unfamiliar concepts and ideas.

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Returning to America, I spent some time really considering what I wanted to do, when a friend recommended UI/UX design. As I looked deeper into what UI/UX really was, I ended up pursuing my interests as I completed Coursera’s Google UX Design course and moved on to Springboard’s UI/UX Design bootcamp.

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After seeing the frustrations of others, especially my older relatives, my goal as a designer is to create products that are accessible to each individual, regardless of limitations, such as age or language.