
UX/UI Product Designer simplifying complex, data-driven products to improve usability, onboarding, and decision-making across B2B, B2C, and G2C platforms.
Passionate about transforming complexity into intuitive UX, designing meaningful onboarding and creating trustworthy human-AI interactions
Design Tool Stack
Figma
Miro
Maze
Amplitude
Slack
Github
Notion
Google Workspace
Teams
Framer
AI Tool Stack
ChatGPT
Claude
NotebookLM
Gemini
Lovable

Stitch
Replit
Cursor
V0

Banani

Superchat: Designing Trust for Agentic AI Decisions
Helping users stay in control when AI starts making decisions for them.
Approval workflow · Human-AI interaction · Hackathon winner

VÖBB: Designing Faster Information Discovery
Making complex search and navigation feel simple and effortless.
34-sec catalog lookup · 80+ libraries

Munich Weekly Market Map: From Complex Data to Intuitive Discovery
Turning fragmented data into simple experiences that help users find what they need faster.
86% ease-of-use rating
Judged: Turning Complex Information into Guided Decisions
Turning overwhelming information into clear, actionable next steps.
Under 60-sec access to relevant legal support
About Me

Designing clarity for complexity.
My name is Yunrong, Jhan (She/Her). 韻蓉 is my first name written in my native language, Mandarin. I’m a UX/UI & Product Designer experienced in turning data-driven product/system onboarding into clear, human-centered experiences. With a background in B2B change management for my previous client AIRBUS and the UX Design training at TechLabs, I bring hands-on skills in user onboarding and adoption, user research, UX/UI and product design, and agile collaboration across global teams and stakeholders. My MA in Postcolonial Studies sharpened my critical thinking and empathy, which I now channel into accessible design and storytelling that help diverse people adapt and thrive in digital transformation.
Originally from Taiwan and having been living in Germany since 2018, I draw creative energy from reading, traveling, cultural events, and museum visits — always curious, always exploring, always ready to design meaningful experiences.


