Hi, I’m Nhi. I design things for people with short attention spans and high expectations. In other words, most users.

figma
webflow
photoshop
illustration
indesign
html/css
Leonardo AI
ux pilot Ai
stitch
Relume
lovable
Delightfully peculiar UX designer with a penchant for pixel perfection, people-watching, and a desk adorned with manga. I blend art and tech into experiences that resonate. From sticky notes to front-end code, I tinker, test, and tell stories — always chasing that spark (biscuits in hand).

01. Insurance Add-on Flow

From paperwork to pixels - car care plan
Problem
IInsurance add-ons were sold through printed forms post-car purchase — a manual, unclear process often skipped. Insurance add-ons were sold through printed forms after a car purchase. The process was manual, unclear, and often skipped.

Solution
We crafted a guided digital flow enabling users to add GAP, alloy, or cosmetic repair insurance in minutes. Clear product info, simple selection, integrated payment, and confirmation. Now, it feels like buying a product, not filling out a form.

02. E-learning interface

Visual design that carries the content - Takeda vb-kam
Problem
The platform needed to deliver dense, information-heavy training content through a clean, engaging UI. Layouts lacked clarity, and visuals didn't support the message.

Solution
Collaborated closely with PMs to understand learning goals and structure. Focused on shaping visuals that made complex content digestible — aligning infographics, layouts, and UI elements to support information flow. Design that doesn't just look good — it helps the content land.

03. Market Performance Platform

Clarity at scale, from VOC to AI - UL solutions
Problem
Retailers and suppliers struggled to connect product data, consumer feedback, and returns meaningfully. Existing tools were fragmented, hard to navigate, making insight feel like guesswork.

Solution

Designed a platform integrating VOC, product info, and AI-driven insights into one clean, interactive system. Collaborated across teams to translate dense requirements into interfaces that surfaced what mattered most. From dashboards to dynamic graphs, every screen focused on clarity, traceability, and confident decision-making. Less noise, more signal — built for how users actually work.