Before I became a designer, I worked as a project manager building visualization tools for factories. Turning complex data into clear, practical interfaces showed me how design can make information truly usable—and that experience sparked my interest in UI/UX.

When I began exploring UI/UX design, I started with online courses and small projects, trying everything from user research and visual design to prototyping and interaction. Along the way, I realized I was especially drawn to problems where clarity and usability could truly make someone’s experience feel easier and more intuitive.

My work now spans UI/UX, visual systems, and web design, and I’m also building skills in 3D and spatial design tools such as Blender, Unreal Engine, and Unity. Learning immersive design has changed the way I imagine digital experiences—and how they can connect more naturally with spaces and people.

For me, design is about making complexity feel simple and making everyday experiences feel more intuitive. I’m excited to keep learning, experimenting, and turning ideas into experiences that support people in meaningful ways.

If you’d like to connect, I’d love to chat.

💌 jennyliang.smile@gmail.com