FIONA LIN IS
A BOSTON-
BASED

ABOUT ME         ────────

Hi! I’m Fiona.

I’m a Boston-based product designer creating experiences to bridge the gap between people and technology, currently doing all things automation at Red Hat | IBM. I believe in advocating for the user through research and empathy, and translating core customer needs into meaningful, inclusive interactions. I’m also a part of the Awwwards Young Jury 2021!

See more art in Archive or on IG @ fionalin.co

SELECT WORK        ────────

MORE PROJECTS         ────────          AirBubble @ Airbnb     Hotel Day     RE:VALUE     Books

SERVICES        ────────

PRODUCT & UX

UX Consultation
Responsive Web Design
CMS Web Design
App Design (Mobile & Web)

DESIGN

VIsual Design
Art Direction
Illustration
Print Design

BRAND

Brand Strategy
Logo & Identity Systems
Style Guides

PROCESS        ────────          DETAILS VARY FROM PROJECT TO PROJECT

01

Opportunity & Scoping

I want to understand who you are, what you stand for, and who you stand beside. The Opportunity & Scoping phase starts with an initial introduction meeting. This meeting will provide insight into the client’s business vision and design needs as well as my process in order to determine project scope and strategy. Following the meeting, a proposal will be sent out based on the conversation and agreed upon details.

02

Research & Ideation

Once the basis and logistics of the project are established, I will begin the Research & Ideation phase. This can vary from UX research such as value proposition, user personas, interviews, and competitive analysis, to brand market research and moodboards depending on the type of project. I believe in transparent communication throughout this process to create a design that truly resonates with the client’s values. This phase typically concludes with one selected direction for the final deliverable.

03

Solution & Experience

The key to this final phase is iteration. Once a direction is approved, I will work with the client through multiple rounds of iterations (e.g. from low fidelity wireframes to fully clickable, high fidelity prototypes for UX based projects) until the deliverable is ready for hand-off.