Ben is a creative and ambitious human who aspires to be the best friend of humans through his skills as a designer. He firmly believes that collaboration and experimentation are the most important tools a designer can possess.
Well, first, I love them.
Second, just as dogs are known as humans' best friends,
I want to be the trusted partner for every project I work on.
As a designer, I strongly believe in the importance of collaboration and experimentation, and I think there is a lot more we can do to improve. That's why I enjoy facilitating workshops to encourage collaboration and using data analytics tools to help with experimentation and design validation.
You can find examples of my approach in the case studies below.
| Product Design | SaaS | 2022
| Product Design | Web apps | 2022
| Product Design | Web apps | 2022
| App Design | iOS | Android | 2021
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VdoTok's dashboard has dozens of variables that tell clients how their audio/video app performs. Check out how I solved the challenge and included all the relevant data while keeping the design clear and simple.
Sing Along is a social entertainment app for people who love to sing and share their amazing talent.
Check out how I combined different user research methods to redesign the app.
My articles are published in Bootcamp by UX Collective every week.
Explore Design QA’s role in minimizing design debts, enhancing user experience, and fostering collaboration in software development. Continue reading on Bootcamp »
May 27, 2023
One thing I particularly enjoy as a Product Designer is the diverse backgrounds of my design colleagues. Some studied history during their… Continue reading on Bootcamp »
May 21, 2023
A week ago, my PM sent me an article from Reforge and asked for my opinion on it. Instead of replying privately to my PM, I decided to… Continue reading on Bootcamp »
May 14, 2023
The Super MIRiO Workshop not only enables the team to get energized before the workshop but also get to learn how to use Butter and Miro at the same time.
The Ikigai Miro template is a visual tool with four intersecting circles representing what you love, what you are good at, what the world needs, and what you can be paid for.
I created a Christmas retrospective template for our team's holiday event to reflect on the previous year and identify areas for improvement and future goals, with a focus on our experiences during the holiday season.
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