I was invited as one of the panelist to my friend Michael Tam’s experience design course to share my industry experience to a group of UX students. Michael had sent me a list of questions beforehand and I have written down the answers I prepared. …

This article is a written summary for the second episode of UXwanabe podcast I did with Sally Li.

In the last episode, we talked about how to break into the UX field, but what happens after you broke in? How else do you need to learn? These are the topics…

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I have created a podcast and a Youtube channel called UXwanabe, here is the podcast with the same name. …

If you search for “UX process”, you can find thousands of articles written on this topic. As a new UX person joining a team with no established process, you might be struggled on whom process to follow. I have been there before, and it was confusing.

The problem with following…

I see this mistake a lot when it comes to design mentorship program. Junior people all wants to talk to the most senior person in the room, but are oblivious of the fact that such approach will have a limited benefit to their career development. …

Picking an industry is hard when you first started out as a UX designer as you hardly know anything about them. It is even harder in Asia, as there weren't many resources that is written around this region.

Having born and raised in Hong Kong, and have worked in Agency…

The Phoenix Project: A Novel about IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win is one of the best change management book I have read in recent years. Below are some notes about what I learned:

Types of work

If you ask the question What is work? Most people will say “The project I…

Imagine joining a UX team as the new designer wanting to learn about the product. There are two ways you can do it without taking your colleague’s time: you study the live product, or you read documentations about it. The most common form of design documentations are Wireframes. …