Kyeongrim — mixed-media collage lettering with a dog portrait and Amy beside the M

Senior Product Designer

Hi-ya! Call me Amy.
Currently looking for a team to collab with!
If you are looking for some one who has 3 strength below, you found the right one!

  • sHARP CRAFT
  • sYSTEMIC VISION
  • hUMAN THINKING

Work

Selected works I proudly present

Mortgage Broker experience EMEA

  • Enterprise B2B
  • Finance
  • EMEA/APAC
3 min read

The brief sent to me, was simple: “Tidy up a mortgage portal form page”, (Unfortunately...)
it wasn’t just that. Whole portal banking system, and coding were all based on US model, who never known about ‘mortgage lending to buy house in the UK’. So, the story starts with “some” tweaks.

Embark Reg Crowdfunding

  • B2C
  • Crowdfudning
  • USA
5min read
Project preview — interim image, final Embark asset to follow

The brief sent to me, was simple: “Tidy up a mortgage portal form page”, (Unfortunately...)
it wasn’t just that. Whole portal banking system, and coding were all based on US model, who never known about ‘mortgage lending to buy house in the UK’. So, the story starts with “some” tweaks.

Scalable workflow for Internal Implementation team

  • Internal Software
  • Workflow & system
  • EMEA/USA
Working in Progress
nCino residential portal dashboard preview

The brief sent to me, was simple: “Tidy up a mortgage portal form page”, (Unfortunately...)
it wasn’t just that. Whole portal banking system, and coding were all based on US model, who never known about ‘mortgage lending to buy house in the UK’. So, the story starts with “some” tweaks.

Design

Strengths I bring as a designer

Judgement

The loop never stops, so I decide what to hand over as an SME.
The *document, *designInFigma and *answerQuestions methods run forever.
There’s always one more doc, one more frame, one more question.
Nothing here ever reaches a natural end. So the work isn’t about finishing the loop.
It’s about reaching into it and choosing the piece worth shipping.
I decide which answer, which solution, which artefact is good enough to hand over now, and I let the rest keep running.
That decision is the job.

Delivery

buildProduct() is the delivery loop. Ideate, evaluate, execute, in that order. The meetings, the prototyping and the documenting all feed into this one path. It’s how an idea turns into something real that people can actually use. This is the method that returns a finished thing, which is exactly where the choice above gets made.

Reflection

reflect() is the quality gate.
The journal isn’t a diary. It’s the check I run against my own work. If something has drifted off course, this is where I notice it and set it right.