Huy Nguyen
Inspiring Creativity
With a creative mindset and design thinking, my vision is to be a part of the community that brings innovations into our world. Through UX design, I wish to create enjoyable products and experiences that are user-centered that can grow with consumer and business needs. Since I have a science background, my research and analytic skill sets are valuable when it comes to discovering and inspecting hidden aspects of the experience mapping, which allows me to sharpen the consumer's experience on all levels.
What I do:
UX RESEARCH
Define the right problem, understanding the obstacles, gather information, propose practical solutions and testing the outcome.
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
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Design the flow of the system, synthesize the information in a usable and practical manner.
UX DESIGN
The umbrella - from finding the core problems to solving them, evaluate the solutions, create wireframes, and iterate the process.
And repeat.
DATA VISUALIZATION
Analyze and synthesize data into meaningful information and visualize them properly.
UI DESIGN
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Create/design products that not only meets the business goal and easy for consumers to use but also visually delightful and durable.
WEBSITE & MOBILE DESIGN
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Understanding the differences and transfer/transform the design from one platform to the other without hindering the usability or losing the components of the original platform.
About Me
The short journey to Design
Since young, I've been passionate about puzzle solving and creating. As I grew up, graduated with a biology degree and an interest in science even pushes me further onto researching, analyzing, and iterating skills.
With a curious mind for technology, my ambition is to utilize all my abilities to create products that are practical and simple for users to use while still being enjoyable and beautiful experiences.
Design Mindset
Dr. Malcome
Jurassic Park
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should."
My ideal design is a practical design that serves the correct functions, is easy to use, while still maintaining the aesthetic look. Sometimes, we tend to create designs while we're in the flow because we simply can; we think that it is necessary to do so but we seem to forget that we are designing for the users, not for our imagination.
Let's just keep things simple, practical, and beautiful, shall we?