- Drag to piece it together -
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I design products like doing a jigsaw puzzle
Starting from ambiguity, navigating constraints, and building products 0 → 1
For the full interactive experience, visit on a desktop browser
I design products like doing a jigsaw puzzle
Helping merchants handle exception orders without leaving their primary order-processing workflow
Transforming repetitive CRM workflows with a lightweight AI Command Bar
Supporting admin–client collaboration in automation building with an AI-powered simple diagram
Optimizing the first-ride experience across both digital and physical touch points
If you've made it this far, you've probably noticed: I love jigsaw puzzles.
Not just the ones that come in a box, but the ones hidden inside unfamiliar industries, messy workflows, and ambiguous ideas.
I enjoy learning how new domains work, experimenting with AI in my design workflow, and staying curious about what's possible next.
If you're looking for someone who's endlessly curious and loves building thoughtful products with amazing people, I'd love to meet you.
Thanks for stopping by.
Talia
Taiyuan, Shanxi
Shanghai
Beijing
Bloomington, Indiana
New York City
I became a product designer because I’ve always been curious about why some experiences feel more confusing or frustrating than they need to be. Design gives me a way to look beneath the surface, understand the people and systems behind a problem, and turn complexity into experiences that feel clear, thoughtful, and useful.
That same curiosity now shapes how I explore AI. I use it to quickly understand unfamiliar domains, bring ideas to life through interactive demos, and automate repetitive design tasks, so I can spend more time solving the problems that truly matter.
