Lucia Ziyuan Wang

People tend to think of design as a visual form of communication, but designing for information goes way beyond the visual.

With the widespread adoption of user-centric design philosophy, evaluating designs with users becomes increasingly critical in ensuring the success of product experience.

Working remotely as a UX designer has many perks. Flexible work schedule, minimum direct supervision, uninterrupted focus time, and my personal favourite: no time wasted on the morning commute.

With the rising interest in cryptocurrencies and alarming signs of dollar collapse, it’s about time we revisit history for signs of hyperinflation and potential ways to combat it.

Waking up to the sound of birds chirping on my balcony overlooking the stately avenue of La Rambla, I take a deep gasp of the warm winter air in Barcelona — my remote working destination of the month. I catch up on work emails in bed without changing out of my comfy pajamas, and spend the rest of the morning sketching out a new app concept in a hipster cafe. Lunch break ends with a brief visit to an art gallery for design inspiration. In the afternoon I work out of a coworking space, where fe...

The Importance of Stablecoin
In the wild world of cryptocurrencies, extreme volatility shocks no one. This article dives into the need for a stablecoin in crypto market and its benefits beyond payment.

Singapore - home to some 400 fintech startups and 100+ financial institutions–is more ambitious than ever to take the global fintech hub crown. The government-led, corporation sponsored Fintech Festival is into its second year, this time bigger and better than last.

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Try Data-Driven Micro-Content

A thriving product needs to adapt to the millions of ways a user wants to interact with it before it can motivate the user to perform a desired action. By tapping into persuasion science and designing for your users' micro-moments, you will greatly improve your users' experience with your product.