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Work
Work
Atomionics
Atomionics
Atomionics
Atomionics
SLim NTU
SLim NTU
SLim NTU
Blune* Architects concept
Blune* Architects concept
Blune* Architects concept
Blune* Architects concept
Moonbase concept
Interactive components
Notes app concept
Notes app concept
Notes app concept
Payments app concept
Payments app concept
Payments app concept
Khan Academy Re-design
Nike Run club Re-design
Photos app redesign concept
Photos app redesign concept
Photos app redesign concept
Khan Academy redesign
Khan Academy redesign
Khan Academy redesign
Nike runclub re-design concept
Nike runclub re-design concept
Nike run club redesign
Nike runclub re-design concept
Travel app concept
Travel app concept
Travel app concept
Landing page explorations
Moonbase concept
Curv concept
Interactive components
Curv concept
Moonbase concept
Curv concept
Landing page exploration
Landing pages exploration
SLim NTU
Interactive components
Landing page exploration
Notes App Concept
Payments App Concept
Photos app redesign Concept
Travel app Concept
Landing page explorations
Interactions components
Curv Concept
Designed the Atomionics website during my Internship, covering the hero/landing narrative, product explainers for GRAVIO and ORE-O, the impact/stats section, and the About/team page. The core challenge was translating dense, deep-tech science (quantum gravimetry, cold-atom interferometry) into something clear and credible
Designed the Atomionics website during my Internship, covering the hero/landing narrative, product explainers for GRAVIO and ORE-O, the impact/stats section, and the About/team page. The core challenge was translating dense, deep-tech science (quantum gravimetry, cold-atom interferometry) into something clear and credible
Designed the Atomionics website during my Internship, covering the hero/landing narrative, product explainers for GRAVIO and ORE-O, the impact/stats section, and the About/team page. The core challenge was translating dense, deep-tech science (quantum gravimetry, cold-atom interferometry) into something clear and credible
Designed the website for SLim Research Group, led by Prof. Sierin Lim at NTU Singapore, which focuses on molecular engineering of biological entities like proteins, cellulose, and bacteria for health and environmental applications. Structured the site around clear academic sections (Research, Publications, People, Contact) with a PI-first layout that surfaces credentials, research grants, and news coverage to build institutional credibility.
Designed the website for SLim Research Group, led by Prof. Sierin Lim at NTU Singapore, which focuses on molecular engineering of biological entities like proteins, cellulose, and bacteria for health and environmental applications. Structured the site around clear academic sections (Research, Publications, People, Contact) with a PI-first layout that surfaces credentials, research grants, and news coverage to build institutional credibility.
A to-do list app built around the metaphor of physical sticky notes taped to a corkboard/wall, using a warm mustard-yellow background, handwritten script font, and rotated/overlapping note cards with washi-tape accents to feel tactile and personal rather than clinical. The red handwritten timestamps create a clear secondary hierarchy against the black task text, mimicking how people actually annotate real sticky notes.
A dark, premium fintech aesthetic using an all-black background to make card designs, balance figures, and profile photos pop, paired with a rich purple gradient balance card as the anchor visual. Rounded pill-shaped containers (transaction rows, contact bars, action buttons) create a soft, tactile feel that contrasts against the sharp geometry of the credit cards, while a fanned-out card stack on the home screen doubles as both a visual flourish and an implied "manage multiple cards" feature.
A dark, premium fintech aesthetic using an all-black background to make card designs, balance figures, and profile photos pop, paired with a rich purple gradient balance card as the anchor visual. Rounded pill-shaped containers (transaction rows, contact bars, action buttons) create a soft, tactile feel that contrasts against the sharp geometry of the credit cards, while a fanned-out card stack on the home screen doubles as both a visual flourish and an implied "manage multiple cards" feature.
This concept reimagines Khan Academy’s mobile app with a calmer, more focused interface. A soft green and navy palette, friendly illustrations, and generous spacing keep the experience welcoming for learners of all ages. On Home, searchable course cards with lesson counts and daily time commitments help users decide quickly what to learn next. On My learning, filter tabs (All, Ongoing, Completed) and clear progress bars help learners pick up right where they left off, with a gentle “Your next discovery starts here” prompt to encourage exploration.
This concept reimagines Khan Academy’s mobile app with a calmer, more focused interface. A soft green and navy palette, friendly illustrations, and generous spacing keep the experience welcoming for learners of all ages. On Home, searchable course cards with lesson counts and daily time commitments help users decide quickly what to learn next. On My learning, filter tabs (All, Ongoing, Completed) and clear progress bars help learners pick up right where they left off, with a gentle “Your next discovery starts here” prompt to encourage exploration.
This concept reimagines Khan Academy’s mobile app with a calmer, more focused interface. A soft green and navy palette, friendly illustrations, and generous spacing keep the experience welcoming for learners of all ages. On Home, searchable course cards with lesson counts and daily time commitments help users decide quickly what to learn next. On My learning, filter tabs (All, Ongoing, Completed) and clear progress bars help learners pick up right where they left off, with a gentle “Your next discovery starts here” prompt to encourage exploration.
A dark, premium fintech aesthetic using an all-black background to make card designs, balance figures, and profile photos pop, paired with a rich purple gradient balance card as the anchor visual. Rounded pill-shaped containers (transaction rows, contact bars, action buttons) create a soft, tactile feel that contrasts against the sharp geometry of the credit cards, while a fanned-out card stack on the home screen doubles as both a visual flourish and an implied "manage multiple cards" feature.
A clean, content-first design where photos do all the visual work — a minimal white background, bold black title typography, and a light-grey pill-shaped bottom nav keep the chrome out of the way. The Toronto screen uses a masonry-style grid to let photos breathe at different sizes, while the Collections screen uses an overlapping "stacked card" layout to give a more editorial, curated feel to grouped photo sets versus the flat grid of a single-location album.
A soft off-white/light-grey background keeps the trips dashboard calm and organized, while a bold black boarding-pass-style card (with the classic flight arc between airport codes) adds a premium, ticket-like moment for upcoming trips. The map screen flips the palette entirely, letting Google/Apple Maps' natural blues and creams take over, with a rounded search bar and floating location-card (Burana) that mimics native map app patterns for familiarity.
A to-do list app built around the metaphor of physical sticky notes taped to a corkboard/wall, using a warm mustard-yellow background, handwritten script font, and rotated/overlapping note cards with washi-tape accents to feel tactile and personal rather than clinical. The red handwritten timestamps create a clear secondary hierarchy against the black task text, mimicking how people actually annotate real sticky notes.
Moonbase Concept
A to-do list app built around the metaphor of physical sticky notes taped to a corkboard/wall, using a warm mustard-yellow background, handwritten script font, and rotated/overlapping note cards with washi-tape accents to feel tactile and personal rather than clinical. The red handwritten timestamps create a clear secondary hierarchy against the black task text, mimicking how people actually annotate real sticky notes.
A to-do list app built around the metaphor of physical sticky notes taped corkboard/wall, using a warm mustard-yellow background, handwritten script font, and rotated/overlapping note cards with washi-tape accents to feel tactile and personal rather than clinical. The red handwritten timestamps create a clear secondary hierarchy against the black task text, mimicking how people actually annotate real sticky notes.
A dark, premium fintech aesthetic using an all-black background to make card designs, balance figures, and profile photos pop, paired with a rich purple gradient balance card as the anchor visual. Rounded pill-shaped containers (transaction rows, contact bars, action buttons) create a soft, tactile feel that contrasts against the sharp geometry of the credit cards, while a fanned-out card stack on the home screen doubles as both a visual flourish and an implied "manage multiple cards" feature.
A soft off-white/light-grey background keeps the trips dashboard calm and organized, while a bold black boarding-pass-style card (with the classic flight arc between airport codes) adds a premium, ticket-like moment for upcoming trips. The map screen flips the palette entirely, letting Google/Apple Maps' natural blues and creams take over, with a rounded search bar and floating location-card (Burana) that mimics native map app patterns for familiarity.
A clean, content-first design where photos do all the visual work — a minimal white background, bold black title typography, and a light-grey pill-shaped bottom nav keep the chrome out of the way. The Toronto screen uses a masonry-style grid to let photos breathe at different sizes, while the Collections screen uses an overlapping "stacked card" layout to give a more editorial, curated feel to grouped photo sets versus the flat grid of a single-location album.
This concept reimagines Khan Academy’s mobile app with a calmer, more focused interface. A soft green and navy palette, friendly illustrations, and generous spacing keep the experience welcoming for learners of all ages. On Home, searchable course cards with lesson counts and daily time commitments help users decide quickly what to learn next. On My learning, filter tabs (All, Ongoing, Completed) and clear progress bars help learners pick up right where they left off, with a gentle “Your next discovery starts here” prompt to encourage exploration.
This concept reimagines Khan Academy’s mobile app with a calmer, more focused interface. A soft green and navy palette, friendly illustrations, and generous spacing keep the experience welcoming for learners of all ages. On Home, searchable course cards with lesson counts and daily time commitments help users decide quickly what to learn next. On My learning, filter tabs (All, Ongoing, Completed) and clear progress bars help learners pick up right where they left off, with a gentle “Your next discovery starts here” prompt to encourage exploration.