Previously, I studied cognitive science and psychology as a pre-med student in college, aspiring to help and elevate lives one day. Practicing the “question - hypothesis - experiment - conclusion” , I fell in love with sense-making. Although, after drawing numerous conclusions on paper, I always wondered "umm, now what?"
Previously, I studied cognitive science and psychology as a pre-med student in college, aspiring to help and elevate lives one day. Practicing the “question - hypothesis - experiment - conclusion” , I fell in love with sense-making. Although, after drawing numerous conclusions on paper, I always wondered "umm, now what?"
In product design, the conclusion from research doesn't mark the end anymore. Instead, it is the starting point, followed by design possibilities to make an impact. As a product designer, I get to take it one step forward — turn theoretical conclusions into tangible designs that are measurable & testable. Then, with some experimental spirit and iterations, eventually we could make the “best yet” solution come to life. And there's nothing I love more.
In product design, the conclusion from research doesn't mark the end anymore. Instead, it is the starting point, followed by design possibilities to make an impact. As a product designer, I get to take it one step forward — turn theoretical conclusions into tangible designs that are measurable & testable. Then, with some experimental spirit and iterations, eventually we could make the “best yet” solution come to life. And there's nothing I love more.
