Hi, I'm Helei

Thanks for stopping by!

Here I will tell you a little bit about myself：

At present, I am an undergraduate student majoring in product design. I like to actively think about phenomena or events and explore different ways to solve problems. Now I want to extend my feelings about human-object-scene relationship in furniture design to the field of UX/UII design, to learn and explore human-machine relationship.

What did I learn at school：

The systematic study of furniture design has trained my systematic thinking and learned to make design decisions based on user needs, combined with psychological, technical, aesthetic, social value and other dimensions. I achieved 90+ in both "Product Interaction" and "Structural Design" courses, which inspired my UX journey and deepened my interest in human-machine relationships. Two courses, "Design Psychology" and "Design Marketing," helped me solve problems with a balanced, user-centered perspective. In my free time, I enjoy reading design classics such as About Face and The design of Everyday Things, fascinated by how they break down complex design principles into actionable insights. I also learned from the UX Design Research channel in the Google Credentials section of YouTube.

How do you solve problems：

I like to share and discuss ideas as a team. But the source of most of these projects now basically comes from my sensitivity to life. When I think about the potential value after implementation, I will be excited and still thinking late at night. After having a good fantasy, I will search a lot of data to study, then define the scope, then divergence, then weigh, and finally practice repeatedly to try to get a plan. All in all, I think imagining user stories is a powerful tool for me to solve problems.

What kind of work do I enjoy：

Most of the time, as long as I clearly understand that the vision behind the design is warm and powerful, I will do my best to accomplish it. If a team is more free and imaginative, I'm super happy. In terms of research topics, I am more concerned about how to achieve the fairness of design and environmental protection