Phoebe Hwang
Product Designer
- Based in Austin, TX
- Open to full-time
- M.S. HCI @ Indiana University
Shipped across B2B SaaS, healthcare, and proptech.
Phoebe Hwang
Product Designer
Led the 0→1 design of a scheduling system for hybrid clinical teams, cutting first-time patient booking time by 30% and eliminating Google Calendar workarounds for semester scheduling.
Designed an AI tool for rental hosts to generate platform-ready listing copy in seconds. 75% of users copied generated listings, and 80% completed the full workflow end-to-end.
Built a 50+ component Figma library from scratch as the sole designer, cutting developer UI build time by 50% and giving the engineering team a consistent foundation to ship faster.
A capstone project exploring how to close the mental loop on packing: using contextual AI suggestions, in-use item tracking, and a pre-departure confirmation moment.
A space to explore beyond UX, and follow curiosity wherever it goes.
Story
I wanted a fun, no-signup way to send something that actually feels personal, and not another generic e-card. So I built this browser tool where you upload any image as your stamp, write a message, pick a mood preset, and download a ready-to-share postcard.
Try It OutStory
I was curious whether I could take dense, hard-to-read public data and turn it into something people actually wanted to explore. Using World Bank data, I built a multi-dashboard story with maps, scatter plots, and bar charts that surface patterns in global health, access, and equity across countries.
View Data StoryStory
A few years ago, I worked as a graphic designer creating marketing visuals for brands across Taiwan. Over time that turned into 1,000+ assets and 16,000+ impressions across 200+ brands — and a lot of practice making things look good fast.
Story
This was a personal project to get comfortable with 3D. I modeled and textured a jellyfish character in Blender, animated its movement using keyframes and timing adjustments, then composited the background and sound in post. Mostly an exercise in making something simple feel alive.
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