Q.care is a technology platform that enables healthcare systems to provide on-demand house call and nurse triage services.
Our healthcare partners can now expand their reach and launch a proven low cost solution to compete with other healthcare systems' urgent care centers and ERs at 1/10th the cost.
As one of the founding members, I worked closely with the executive team members to lead the company from branding to product design, development, launch, management, and integration with healthcare systems.
Q.care has successfully raised $6.5M in funding, acquired partnerships with Baylor Scott & White Health and Memorial Hermann, and signed contracts with most major insurance companies including BCBS, UnitedHealth, Aetna, and Humana.
Oneday app automates resident storytelling at senior living communities, allowing senior residents to leave priceless gifts of their life stories and advices for their children and bringing family members closer together.
As a product designer and manager, I helped pivot the product from a failing consumer app to an enterprise app that has won licensing deals with some of the largest senior living companies, such as Brookdale, Sagora, Civitas, Dicovery, HHHunt, Five Star Senior Living, and 50+ other brands.
Blownaway is an on-demand beauty service provider.
Book your appointment in just 4 steps on their app or website, then they will send a highly trained professional stylist to take care of your beauty needs.
From the logo to app, website, branding, advertising, and pitch decks, I was responsible for all things creative and UI/UX.
Olé TV was an internet broadcasting company that provided live TV and on-demand video services with various interactive experiences.
For example, you could chat with people who are watching the same show, invite your friends to join you, or shop for items that are related to the show you are watching.
After designing the UX and UI for their web, mobile, and tablet experiences, they tasked me to design their STB (Set Top Box) experience and a companion mobile app that could be used in place of a traditional remote controller.
Designed a website and a desktop app for the Bud Light pitch in 2009.
The website was designed around their "Drinkability" campaign. The app was designed as a social component to help people plan and throw Bud Light sponsored parties.
We won the account and went on to creating their first smartphone site. Check it out here.
The Sam's Club client had a meeting with his colleagues at Walmart and found out that they are revising their Walmart app to incorporate some of our Sam's Club app features.
The app delivers customized content based on user's behaviors and selections in a fun and clean UI that's visually distinguished from the competitors' typical grid-style designs.
Customers can bookmark their favorite sections; store their 7-Eleven gift cards in the app to pay for things at the store; and keep track of their reward points. After each transaction, they can play a mini game to earn extra reward points or free goodies.
Print campaign promoting a new device and a cordless headset from Cingular.
See how your dog feels right on your smart phone. Simply pinch in and out to set various settings (heart rate, ambient temp, activity level). Green means good; orange means warning; and red means bad. There is also a desktop dashboard version available as well.
Created memorable illustrated characters and banner ad campaign that scored better than +90% of the competitors and resulted in increased sales and brand recognition.
The illustration of germs washes off the billboard when it rains.
The client asked for a modern, fashion magazine like design to showcase their gorgeous products.
After the presentation, Bono (U2) complemented by saying it was the best presentation he's ever had.
Home page is simplified with clear visual hierarchy and flow. Menu is presented on a full screen to incorporate various personalize benefit messages while reducing the clutter on the home and product detail pages by not displaying the menu persistently on the left side, which is a standard practice in many shopping apps.
Minimal lines and containers are used in the UI to avoid looking too boxy or grid-like and to maximize the use of negative space on a clean white canvas, which makes the content look easier on the eye.
Their site was full of repetitive content that were added on later without considering the overall structure or user flow, so I reorganized the site with 3 possible use cases in mind.
If you are a first time visitor, you could watch a short video to learn more about their product or scroll down to see how it works at a glance in simple 1-2-3 steps.
If you are a returning visitor, you can simply click on "Get Started" button at the top.
If you are a current customer, you can log in at the top to access your dashboard.
Restructured the login process for rental computer workstations at FedEx stores with clean UI, clear user flow, and bold call-to-actions.
Designed a Q&A management system that allows instructors to create their own database of questions and answers that are provided by their own classes.
Unlike general Q&A sites, students can quickly find relevant answers to their questions because all the information stored in their class database is specific to each class; and instructors won't have to answer the same questions over and over every year.
Designed a downloadable "tiny party hat" that created buzz on Facebook, Twitter, New York Times, Dallas Observer, etc. "7-Eleven" became #2 top searched term on Google and Yahoo on the day of the event.
Also check out the 2012 7-Eleven Day marketing materials here
Our team was tasked to build a site for 3 canned Starbucks products (Frappuccino, DoubleShot & Energy Drink), using a chalk board look and feel.
I was responsible for the background illustrations. I borrowed some of the interesting shapes and colors from each product packaging and dramatized them in a tasteful way.
Invite your friends to sign up for AT&T services and earn cash rewards. You can track your invite statuses and rewards in a simple list view or watch visualization of each invitee's sign up progress live.
The client asked for a simple landing page where they can talk about their philosophy and the stories behind their foundation.
This is a parallax site designed to tell a story about the app, rather than to sell it with a traditional promotional site design approach.
The video shows the transitions that would happen when you scroll down on the site.
ModelRevolt was designed to provide a beautiful portfolio space as well as safe casting opportunities for models and photographers.
Fans are encourage to follow their favorite models or photographers and support them by purchasing their photos and other merchandises or by simply helping them spread the word.
As a designer, my goal was to simply provide an empty canvas for beautiful work of art to be painted on by amazing models and photographers.
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