Master of Design 2023

Graduating Mid-Year Showcase

Wing Yeung Yip

I'm Wing Yeung Yip, a UI/UX designer specialising in designing functional interfaces and creating meaningful user experiences. I thrive on design challenges and enjoy the design process starting from ideation to the final product. In addition, I have valuable experience in marketing and brand promotion, which enhances my ability to deliver exceptional user experiences.

Pursuing further education in UI/UX design allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of user needs and problem-solving through design. I am excited to apply my skills and knowledge to create impactful digital products that make a positive difference in the world.

Email: wingyeung.yip@gmail.com

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Wing Yeung Yip, Finance Management App - Money Expert

The purpose of this project was to develop an application that helps users change their financial behaviour. The app focuses on tracking expenses, providing access to financial records, analysing spending, budgeting, and offering financial education. It aims to address the issue of accumulating and unmanageable subscription and recurring fees by empowering users to take control of their finances and make informed spending decisions.

Wing Yeung Yip, Finance Management Application - Money Expert

Wing Yeung Yip, Pet Store Application Redesign

The redesigned UI of the pet shop application features bold typography, vibrant contrast colors, and asymmetrical design, resulting in a visually appealing and attention-grabbing interface. These elements effectively highlight important features, enhance readability, and infuse the design with a distinct and captivating look while maintaining brand consistency.

Wing Yeung Yip, Human-Centred Design: Van Gogh Museum

The application is an integral part of the human-centred design for museum in the Design for Social Impact unit, enhancing it with interactive features, guided tours, and multimedia content. By incorporating the application into the experience, visitors gain access to additional information and immersive experiences that deepen their understanding and appreciation of the artworks.

Wing Yeung Yip, Human-Centred Design: Van Gogh Museum

The Van Gogh Museum's application values accessibility and offers easy-to-understand tours. Clear language and adjustable text size cater to individuals with cognitive disabilities, language barriers or visual impairments.

Wing Yeung Yip, Concept Design (Everyday Robots): KitchenMate

KitchenMate is a small, lightweight robot revolutionises meal preparation by assisting users in the kitchen. With its exceptional capabilities, KitchenMate efficiently manages ingredients by scanning grocery receipts, provides personalised recipe recommendations, and offers step-by-step guidance to simplify and enhance the cooking experience for users.