Sylvia Lee

I can't believe that a year went by already! A third of the class showed up, but we still had a good time. We shared what we're doing now and what else we're doing besides UX work. I was super happy to see Kaini <3 haha! 

A little dose of inspiration.

Made a notebook and business cards for a friend for Christmas! This is slowly turning into a hobby...

“Sketching for understanding” is an efficient and effective way to gather tons of ideas in a short period of time while cultivating shared understanding across agile teams.

It seems crazy to me that more people don’t think about interfaces with respect to the dimension of time. Motion can provide so much information! 

Blurry as fark, but this is late night dinner with the UXDi people in SF. I sat in their job stand-up and chilled at their happy hour, and I have to say, impressed to the max! You guys are UX designers with skills, talents, and also with great personalities. Thanks for showing me around and taking me to those burrito places! I can never walk in Chipotle ever AGAIN. hahaha 

A rigorous approach to research provides a much clearer path to unbiased findings, findings that go a long way towards informing our design. 

Making my own business cards! This was way too much fun. Love it. 

The finale. Adieu.

UXDi Fall 2013 Class Photo. You guys are the best. Keep in touch!

Website up and running! Legooooooo!!

The wonderful program producer, Scott Z., surprised us with GA bags and laptop covers. We were like little kids in a candy store. Thank you so much! 

I'm going to miss Donna! Thank you for everything :)

Today is the last day of UXDi. After presenting out work, the entire class went out to eat at this amazing chicken restaurant near Eataly. 

Interactive Travel Guide Usability Redesign from Sylvia Lee

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