I’m a London-based Product Designer with a background in interaction and industrial design. I combine user research, systems thinking and rapid prototyping to turn complex technologies into intuitive digital experiences. My work at Huawei explored AI-powered interfaces, wearable technology and the connection between hardware and software.

Eat With Us is a peer-support app designed to help people struggling with binge eating manage weight and body-image anxiety through virtual shared meals without showing their faces.

As the sole designer, I conducted desk research, interviewed people with lived experience, facilitated a participatory workshop, and designed the end-to-end UI.

I tested the prototype with people affected by binge eating and iterated the design based on their feedback, refining the experience to better support mindful eating and peer connection.

VR Medical Service System connects underserved hospitals with major medical centres to widen access to surgical training.

As sole designer, I researched with doctors and patients, developed the service concept, designed mobile and desktop UIs, modelled the hardware and tested the experience.

It was named one of the year’s Top 10 Outstanding Graduation Projects.

Range Hood Redesign is a compact, portable countertop hood for young renters who need flexible ventilation.

Building on a need I identified at FOTILE, I led market research, user interviews, sketching, mechanical analysis and 3D modelling in Rhino and KeyShot.

A 3D-printed prototype demonstrated how kitchen appliances could better adapt to rental homes.

Skyline UI makes airflow and operating status clear on FOTILE’s integrated cooling range hood.

As a UI Design Intern at Good Matter, I used cool blue light for descending air and warm orange for rising heat; the lighting responds to airflow changes.

The range hood later received a 2022 iF Design Award for the wider team’s product design.

Huawei Calendar explores more intuitive, personalised planning around users’ needs and energy levels.

As the project’s first and sole designer, I researched user needs and designed colour-coded event categories and scheduling suggestions based on circadian rhythms.

Huawei’s HMI headquarters adopted the proposal for the next Calendar update.

This generative UI concept makes Huawei’s Celia assistant more proactive by turning phone conversations into contextual information and suggested actions.

As the first and sole designer, I led user research and UI design, then worked with Huawei HQ engineers on handoff.

Huawei later implemented a related feature that highlights people and places in call summaries for quick access to relevant content.

Body Clock is an AI-powered smartwatch concept that adapts its interface to users’ intentions and daily context.

I led the end-to-end interaction design, making complex AI capabilities intuitive through contextual suggestions, clear feedback and a flexible UI system.

The prototype secured backing from Huawei’s HQ and European Research Institute, unlocking additional funding for further development.

Building on Huawei FreeClips’ 4 million sales, FreeClips D combines wireless audio and jewellery-inspired design with non-invasive hormone monitoring.

On Huawei’s HMI team, I contributed to user and technical research, led the product design and 3D modelling, and explored ear-worn optical sensing.

Huawei’s European Research Institute expressed interest in further development and potential commercialisation.

Community Gardens Forres explores how to attract younger volunteers while addressing long-term funding and labour challenges.

For my independent Master’s project, I conducted UX research and stakeholder mapping to design a service across physical and digital touchpoints.

The result includes a home gardening toolkit, new signage, an AR experience and an illustrated map of Forres.

MycoMap is a citizen science game that invites teenagers to explore the Dava Way and contribute environmental data.

As the team’s Visual and UI Designer, I translated research into the game’s visual identity and mobile interface.

Location-based exploration, mushroom identification and challenges bring local nature into a playful, intuitive experience.

Who Am I: Mirror of Doubt helps students recognise and express emotions through a physical storytelling board game.

As Visual Designer, I created its identity, illustrated cards and board, and the interactive "Mirror of Self" experience.

The game turns abstract feelings into discussable scenarios, giving teachers a playful way to support self-awareness.

Airport Space for Kids reimagines waiting areas through interactive play and aviation education for children.

In a one-week Master’s design sprint, I researched user needs and developed the spatial concept through rapid 3D modelling.

The aviation-inspired interior makes waiting more engaging for children and their parents.

Veni & Vidi is an Inverness restaurant and community space connecting sustainable dining with awareness of deer overpopulation in the Highlands.

As sole designer, I combined a public exhibition, restaurant, rooftop terrace and garden for fresh ingredients.

The journey links environmental education with local food culture and reconnection with nature.