My work spans UI/UX, interaction, motion, and visual design, shaped by a background in computer science and psychology. I’m drawn to moments of complexity, and to the ways design can slow things down, offer structure, and make space for understanding. I think in rhythm and flow: what appears first, what invites curiosity, and what gently recedes.

Much of how I design comes from how I live:
From cooking and baking, I’ve learned timing and process.
From travel, how place and culture shape interaction.
From journaling, how memory forms in fragments.
From dance, how movement creates meaning.
And from Chinese culture, how tradition, language, and food carry stories across time.

Whether I’m designing an interface, animating a transition, trying a new food, or documenting a meal, I’m always asking the same question: how does this feel to experience? I design for clarity, but also for presence, warmth, and the small details that make something linger.