I’m a UX designer wth 6+ years of experience across startups, agencies, and enterprise platforms. I believe the best solutions should tell a story and make people feel things. I thrive when I get to navigating complex problems and uncovering hidden patterns to design simple, meaningful experiences. With my strong background in visual design, I am skilled at translating user needs and business goals into intuitive, compelling digital narratives.

I've been struggling with my LinkedIn profile for a while.

I started posting back in 2024 with no real goal other than I want to share my journey and find like-minded people.
I created some well-received posts and met some lovely people along the way.
Also started more things than I could finish, got lost in the number game and felt my passion sizzle away more than once.

But every time I thought about stopping posting altogether or questioning whether my story was worth sharing.
I was reminded of:
The rush of excitement when I have a way of visualizing an idea, and I can't wait to get it on screen and share it with others.
The feeling when someone reaches out to me, saying how my content helped or inspired them

And this is how I was able to find out more about who I am and who I want to be.

I am still finding how to content create or "linkeinfluencing", but happy to continue exploring and yelling my ideas out to the world.

So, allow me to reintroduce myself.

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I am Jane
By day time I am a senior ux designer, working to shape various experiences at one of the largest banks in Canada.
By night time I am a maker, a tinker, and I like to explore ideas visually in interesting ways.
In this page, you will find a visual story on UX career tips, various things I am tinkering with.

But most importantly, how to navigate this turbulent world of design by taking care of yourselves.

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If you have recommendations on things you want to hear me chat about next, please drop them in the comments.

Jane Li

A UI/UX designer with a strong background in interface design and motion design. 

She excels at using design as an effective communication tool and an enhancement to user experience as it relates to products, services, and physical environments.

UX Design Lead | Visual Storyteller

Back in Jan I shared my first vibe coding project. 
I been intimated to start vibe coding before.
But what started as a simple desire to “how can I make my self introduction presention more interactive?” 
To a cute simple game that got more than 22k view on Instagram 

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This is how I did it, and I hope it inspired more people to take baby steps on getting starts on making fun things.
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Stay till the end for a fun cameo

Feeling overwhelmed about vibe coding and not sure where to start?
Try these 3 simple things to get started

1. Start by copying
Imitating someone’s design or building on top of something that caught your eye.

2. Be messy but be consistent
Don’t expect to get it right the first time (or after the 5th prompts), have fun exploring different ideas and keep on building.

3. Start small
Don't start with your big, ambitious project; start small and work your way up. If you are stuck with ideas, you should check out Janus Tiu' latest video on Instagram to get inspired.

What advice would you give to someone learning to vibe code who doesn’t know where to start?
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As designers, we often receive a lot of feedback and requests from everyone.
Ranging from "Can you make this pop more?"
to "this is the design, just copy it and make it pretty?"

My biggest growth as a designer is to learn which feedback to prioritize and which to disregard.
Because it's our job to problem-solve, to speak in metrics and data.
And not people please with our design.

What was your most memorable feedback as a designer?
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Couldn’t have said it better myself. 

I remember the first time making things, first time making a silly Sailor Moon animation in Flabs and first time hearing what UXD is. 

Tools will change, but the excitement to see your vision come to life on whatever media in front of you is the most exhilarating.

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Designer (UX,UI,AI,Kawaii)

You know, I absolutely love Design. 

I do not care about AI a single bit.

It could go away tomorrow and I wouldn’t care. 

Of course, I use it, same as many other tools. But the secret is to never fall in love with your design tools more than the act of designing. They come and go. I care about AI as much as I care about Photoshop. Zero.

I simply just love to Design and I’ll do it in one form or another for the rest of my life.

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