UI Project Overview

UI Project Overview

Project name

2023/06-2023/07

WorkBeaver|Short-Term Work Exchange & Accommodation Platform

Role

UI Designer

Team

UI/UX *2 , UI *4

Responsibilities

UI mockup design, Project coordination and execution

Project Background

This project was part of a UI practice program focused on accommodation-related products. We chose to explore a work-exchange accommodation platform, a product direction closely related to accommodation yet relatively uncommon in the Taiwanese market.

Currently, most work-exchange opportunities in Taiwan are shared through social media rather than dedicated platforms. This project aims to conceptualize a clearly positioned product centered on work-exchange accommodation.

Concept Overview

Creative Inspiration:
The brand concept is inspired by beavers, known for their remarkable engineering skills and ability to build resilient habitats. This imagery represents vitality, a spirit of adventure, and the pursuit of turning dreams into reality.

Design Concept:
The platform centers on a beaver building its ideal dam as a metaphor for work-exchange living. We aimed to encourage users to build their own dream lifestyle, much like the beaver. The visual identity uses an eco-inspired mint green palette, symbolizing life experiences, interaction with the environment, and a strong connection to nature.

Design Execution

After one designer defined the initial visual style and core components, I extended the system by designing additional components. We aligned on component usage and state variations to ensure overall design consistency.

After one designer defined the initial visual style and core components, I extended the system by designing additional components. We aligned on component usage and state variations to ensure overall design consistency.

UI Mockup

With a well-established set of components in place, the UI mockup process became more efficient and streamlined. After each visual draft was completed, team members reviewed each other’s work to ensure overall consistency, including layout spacing, typography, and visual tone.

Work Exchange Homepage

Work Exchange Homepage

Advanced Filter Page

Advanced Filter Page

Work Detail Page

Work Detail Page

Member Profile Page

Member Profile Page

Engineering Handoff

During the engineering handoff phase, I reviewed each flow after annotations were completed to ensure feature descriptions aligned with real-world development logic. Design specifications were written collaboratively, with each team member owning their assigned pages.

I also facilitated discussions around interaction patterns and underlying system logic, sharing practical insights into backend considerations and helping the team understand the level of detail required in real product development.

Prototype Showcase

One of the strongest aspects of this project was its motion design. The animated interactions enhanced realism while bringing the beaver theme to life in a playful and cohesive way.

Reflection & Learnings

This UI practice program was a highly valuable experience for me. Over the past two years, my work had focused mainly on UX, so I joined the program to rebuild my UI sensibility and regain hands-on momentum. Through the process, my proficiency with Figma improved significantly, and I was able to quickly find my design rhythm again.

I was also able to contribute from a senior designer’s perspective by supporting career switchers and beginners, while gaining fresh insights from their approaches to visual design, prototyping, and problem-solving. Our team was ultimately recognized with an award among over two hundred participants, making the experience both rigorous and rewarding.

Project name

Apr 2021 – Jun 2021

Department Store|Visual Website Proposal

Role

UI Designer

Team

UI *1, UX *1, PM*1

Responsibilities

Department store brand website proposal

Design Goal

When planning the website series, I researched visual styles across fashion, lifestyle, and contemporary art to distill elements aligned with the brand’s tone. The brand’s positioning around refined artistry and elegant living guided the visual direction, leading to layouts with generous white space and clean sectioning to create a calm, spacious feel.

UI details such as line treatments and button corner radii were kept sharp and minimal, maintaining visual consistency while reinforcing a premium, modern, and art-driven identity.

When planning the website series, I researched visual styles across fashion, lifestyle, and contemporary art to distill elements aligned with the brand’s tone. The brand’s positioning around refined artistry and elegant living guided the visual direction, leading to layouts with generous white space and clean sectioning to create a calm, spacious feel.

UI details such as line treatments and button corner radii were kept sharp and minimal, maintaining visual consistency while reinforcing a premium, modern, and art-driven identity.

The company name has been anonymized due to confidentiality agreements

The company name has been anonymized due to confidentiality agreements

Official Website Homepage

Official Website Homepage

Article Content Page

Article Content Page

Project name

Apr 2021 – Jun 2021

Formosa Plastics Group|Internal System Design Framework Project

Role

UI/UX Designer

Team

UI *1, PM*2, Engineer*1

Responsibilities

Component design, System onboarding video production

Design Execution

In the early stage of the project, I interviewed stakeholders across multiple business units within Formosa Plastics Group and closely observed real-world workflows of factory operators to clarify usage requirements for internal systems. Based on an analysis of existing interfaces and component libraries, I defined the UI components and application guidelines for the backoffice system.

This project was a collaboration between another UI designer and myself. I was primarily responsible for establishing design standards for core components—such as buttons, dialogs, search, forms, and tables—and for producing component usage tutorial videos for the team. As this design system is intended to scale across multiple business units, strict standards were defined for typography, states, interactions, and visual styles to ensure consistency and usability at scale.

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