Vanessa Ng
Seattle-based Product Design focused on designing digital experiences that are intuitive, meaningful, and built for real people. I partner curiosity with craft to turn complex problems into clear, human-centered solutions.
Currently exploring how AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Figma Make, and Stitch can elevate the way we research, iterate, and design.
Featured Work
MOBILE APP DESIGN
FitFuel
An AI-enhanced fitness app that adapts to real life. Built for returning fitness users, FitFuel personalizes workouts and mindset support - helping people rebuild consistency on their own terms.
Designing a better way into fitness
Research • UX / UI Design • Prototyping
Wayfarer
RESPONSIVE WEB EXPERIENCE DESIGN
Designing the first step toward somewhere new
A travel discovery platform that inspires confidence and curiosity. Wayfarer helps travelers explore destinations through rich content, smart recommendations, and seamless planning tools.
UX / UI Design • Interaction Design • Prototyping
Mirror
WEB EXPERIENCE DESIGN
Reimagining the fashion storefront as a more accessible storefront
An e-commerce redesign for a growing fashion retailer looking to reach a broader audience. Mirror makes browsing and purchasing feel simpler and more approachable, with accessibility and affordability.
UX / UI Design • Interaction Design • Prototyping
Meet the Designer
Hello!
I grew up in Seattle surrounded by museums, galleries, local art, and an unreasonable amount of time spent wandering around the city. That early curiosity shaped how I see design today: as a way to make ideas tangible and help people connect with something new.
I’m drawn to product design because it sits at the intersection of creativity and problem-solving. I like digging into the why behind a problem, making sense of messy information, and turning it into an experience that feels simple without being simplistic.
I recently completed Designlab’s AI for UX Design course, a 4-week intensive program, where I experimented with tools like Claude, Figma Make, and Stitch - and figuring out where AI genuinely improves the design process rather than simply making it faster.