Syval
Led the design and development of Syval's financial wellness platform, incorporating gamification and intuitive user experiences to drive engagement and empower users with impactful solutions.
2024 May - now
Spire Health
Website design lead - Website Content (Text, Video, Illustration, Graphic), UX Design, UI Design and Website Building
Responsive Design for Desktop, Tablet and Mobile, CMS and SEO. Building on Webflow
2023 Nov -2024 JUNE
Ronbow
Creative lead - Website Content (Text, Video, Illustration, Graphic), UX Design, UI Design and Website Building
Responsive Design for Desktop, Tablet and Mobile
2023 April- July
Immersive Meditation Experience
Visual, UX and UI Design for Website, Mobile, tvOS and WatchOS
Google Maps
User experience design for the next generation of Google Maps.
Travel
management platform
UX/UI, Website, and mobile app design for a travel management company Tianhang that offers services to enterprises and consumers.
E-commerce website for a sustainable jewelry brand
Visual branding design and e-commerce website design for a sustainable jewelry brand 2e-.
TSilk - Nano-Material Biotech company Website
Visual, UX and UI Design
Local cafe re-brand and ordering experience design
An iOS app design that integrates with ordering experience.
A system for bike-safety
A website, navigation app, bike stations and branding design for the bike community in Silicon Valley.
A smart lighting system design
Design for the future cities.
Visual Graphic Design, Creative Production, VR/AR
AWARD AND HONOR
Solux win the Winner of Spark!- the highest honor of spark awards concepts & student catalog.
The Spark Awards - the world’s most modern design competition and foremost a community of designers and creative people, bound together by the idea that Design can make positive change in the world.
Solux as the selected winner project of Forecast Forum - an international platform at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin. 2015. The tandem have been announced: Wendy Di Wang and Markus Diebel, they will accompany in their further development until the Forecast Festival.
SOURCE – FORECAST
ABOUT
Forecast offers insights into artistic production processes in a diverse variety of genres. As an international platform for knowledge transfer, Forecast reveals how creative decisions are reached and gives young talents from all over the world the opportunity to realize their own projects with the support of renowned mentors. More than 360 applicants from 70 countries responded to the international call for proposals and submitted their project ideas to Forecast.
FORECAST FESTIVAL
From September 2015 to February 2016, the selected participants will get the opportunity to work closely with a personal mentor. They will be able to establish a productive relationship with that mentor and benefit from this unique form of empowerment. Each tandem will find its own way to collaborate and advance the project. Between 26 and 28 February, the tandems will present each of their projects during the Forecast Festival at the HKW: Performances, presentations or installations in any format will be showcased for the public.
FORECAST FORUM
The HKW became a test lab and backdrop for their presentations and invited the public to experience the project proposals as models, videos or performances. In public discussions, the participants and mentors addressed contemporary issues in their respective fields, thereby making Forecast a shared space to come together and exchange views. At the end of the Forecast Forum, the mentors each selected one talent who they will work with in tandems to realize their proposed projects.
The winner was bipool, composed solely of international women: Wendy Di Wang (Industrial Design 2015), Qian Mao (Graphic Design 2015) Xiaofei Liu (Graphic Design 2015) and Jingjing Yang (Graphic Design 2015) .
The team's idea was to create a formal infrastructure for bicycle commute routes. Along with a unique logo, they designed bus stop-like meeting points for bipool users, where a map of the route and departure times would be posted to encourage cyclists to meet up and travel together.
The team also conceived a mobile app that would track persons who bike as well as mapping commonly used routes to popular locations.
The bipool concept is based on the notion of safety in numbers. By increasing bicyclist visibility, it encourages people to bike when they might otherwise be inclined to drive. Increasing the number of cyclists on the road creates a cloak of safety for both novice and veteran cyclists.
The team received $1,500 and will work with SVBC, CCA, and the RSST to prepare a presentation for local jurisdictions and businesses in Silicon Valley.