A GIF of me waving hello Cynthia Cui is a Product Designer based in Vancouver, working on crafting beautiful experiences and interfaces. Take a look at some of her projects on the right—or below, if you're on mobile! (Seriously, you should.)

Currently, she is wrapping up her M.A. at Simon Fraser University's School of Interactive Arts & Technology while studying Japanese and acoustic guitar in her free time.

She is available for 2024 new grad design positions.

WHAT I DO +

Digital Design

PROS +

Makes good soup

CONS -

Collects trinkets

Things I've Created

Asian-Indigenous Relations

(2024)

I built the brand identity from 0 → 1, designed the Wordpress website, and liasoned with academics to built an affiliate and contributor team of twenty (20) talented individuals (& counting).

Curiko

(2023–2024)

I interned as a UX Design Fellow and worked on the redesign of the explore and booking flows.

Pickup

(2023–2024)

I collaborated with a good friend of mine to make locker code management easy for you (and roommates). I designed the experience and helped build the identity from 0 → 1.

These tesimonials come from students of IAT334 (Interface Design) at Simon Fraser University.

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Cynthia always brought a grounded perspective when our groups were overly ambitious or overthinking scenarios. Her critiques pointed out flaws while naturally conversing about suggestions. Her friendly tone and attitude also made it very encouraging to seek help and ask more questions.

I found Cynthia's critiques incredibly valuable because she brings a unique perspective to design that really opens up new ways of thinking. Her feedback, whether in-class consistently challenged me to consider different angles and approaches. She has a remarkable ability to see potential in new features and ideas that I hadn't thought of and is kind of inspiring in a sense.

WHAT I DO +

PROS +

CONS -

Things I've Created

Asian-Indigenous Relations

(2024)

Curiko

(2023–2024)

Pickup

(2023–2024)

Words About Me

These tesimonials come from students of IAT334 (Interface Design) at Simon Fraser University.

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