P001 → Memori — Family-Centered Memory Care
Product & UX Design · Bilingual Mobile App Prototype | 2026Memori is a bilingual memory-care app concept designed for people living with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease and the family members who support them. The challenge was to make everyday care feel less fragmented without asking either person to navigate a complicated system. I translated research on cognitive accessibility and caregiver coordination into three core experiences: guided memory activities, daily planning, and family connection. I defined the information architecture and designed a high-fidelity Figma prototype with distinct journeys for the older adult and caregiver. Throughout the project, I focused on clear choices, reassuring language, and interactions that respect the older adult’s independence while helping families stay involved. Memori is currently a prototype; it explores how a digital product might support both practical care and meaningful moments of connection.
P002 → Appétit
Mobile App UX/UI Design | 2026
Appétit is a mobile app concept built around the idea that cooking can be both a practical skill and a shared experience. I designed a journey that begins with food preferences and moves through recipe discovery, chef profiles, live cooking, and community interaction. Rather than treating recipes as isolated instructions, the interface helps people find inspiration, follow along as they cook, and learn from others. I developed the screens and visual language, using warm colors, food photography, and clear navigation to make a feature-rich experience feel inviting and easy to use. The project reflects my interest in designing products that support real activities while making room for curiosity and connection.
P003 → STYLESPACE
Mobile App UX/UI Design · Branding | 2025
STYLESPACE is a conceptual fashion app that brings wardrobe organization, outfit planning, and styling inspiration into one place. I designed the user flows, interface, and visual identity in Figma around a central challenge: making it easy to decide what to wear while leaving room to experiment with personal style. From curating a digital closet to putting together daily looks, the experience balances practical tools with a fashion-forward visual language. The project draws on my fashion background to explore how a digital product can support both everyday decisions and self-expression.
P004 → Hug Blanket
Interactive Experience Design · Physical Computing · Prototype | 2024
Hug Blanket is an interactive blanket designed to help long-distance couples feel closer through a simple physical gesture. With a tap, one person can send warmth to the other; Bluetooth connectivity, embedded heating elements, and thermochromic fabric turn that signal into a visible and felt response. I developed the concept and prototype to explore how an interaction can communicate care without a screen. Rather than trying to recreate a hug exactly, the project uses warmth to create a small moment of presence across distance.
Final prototype demonstration
Heat-reactive Bluetooth blanket responding in real-time, simulating a hug between distant partners.