As Chinese medicine (CM) is more commonly used in Hong Kong, its role in the local healthcare system is becoming increasingly prominent. To encourage and promote computerisation and sharing of health records among CM practitioners, a “Chinese Medicine Information System (CMIS) On-ramp” has been developed to provide a turn-key clinical management system option for adoption by the CM sector at low investment cost.

Throughout the development process I provided UX/UI Recommendations for the whole web-app by critically analyzing the existing user flow’s interactions, conducting usability tests, which allowed me to creating high fidelity prototypes and branding guides base on this process. This UX/UI design project was split between two phases in order to take into account of user feedback in between to allow for adjustments.

Rehab is a sub-application within Health Authority (HA) mobile application: HA-Go - a one-stop mobile platform designed to improve patient experience in the overall healthcare journey.

The Rehab sub-application focuses on providing a rehabilitation diary for the patient to keep track of their daily rehab programs (in the form of videos, mini-games or other tasks) as well as an easy way for their therapist to review their patient’s rehab progress.

LSH Auto International is one of the world’s largest premium automobile dealer groups, and one of the world’s largest dealer groups for Mercedes-Benz Cars.

Back in March 2019 they approached us with the intention to revamp their current landing page’s banner to be able to display live news data, adding a “contact us” section within the each page’s content, as well as revamping their media page to align with other branches’ more modern style.

By the end of May 2019 the website’s landing page and the News page were revamped through analysing existing websites and back and forth with the stakeholders.

In January 2018 I have assisted a startup company to develop their new application’s user interface for their new travel currency wallet application called Pecutus.

Each user would be able to unload their leftover foreign currency changes into a kiosk, and able to exchange them with other users in a P2P fashion. Allowing travellers to help each other out and uniting the travelling communities together.

I have worked on assessing the feasibility of using Gamification to increase text communication effectiveness (social bonding) by developing two individual text application (one normal and one Gamified) for my Computer Science bachelor's research project.