Growing up, I was the kind of girl who doodled in the margins, rearranged staffs just for fun, and imagined alternate interfaces for museum kiosks. That curiosity led me to explore a range of creative paths: I curated exhibitions at the Nanjing Museum to deepen my understanding of storytelling, designed brand visuals at Alibaba Group to build my eye for systems and cross-platform consistency, and even worked in marketing to get closer to real audience needs.

After a gap year between undergrad and grad school, a time I spent reflecting on what truly excites me, I decided to pursue UX design seriously. It was the perfect fit: a space where creativity meets strategy, and empathy turns into tangible product impact.

Now, you’ll see that journey reflected in my work, each project shaped by both exploration and intention.

When I’m not designing, you’ll probably find me drawing on my iPad, brewing coffee like a ritual, hiking unfamiliar trails, throwing punches at a boxing gym, or immersed in the world of e-sports competition.