Industrial design portfolio

Experience

Sim Design

- Junior designer | 2022-2023

NCKU X Nestle

- Packaging design | 2021

Tsann Kuen

- Intern | 2020

Skills

Lean Product Design

Design thinking

Human Center Design

Brainstorming

Software

Adobe suit

- Photoshop

- Illustrator

- Lightroom

3D

- Solidworks

Render

- Keyshot

NCKU Students Association

- Head coodinator 2020-2021

NCKU Overseas Chinese student freshman camp

- Head coodinator

Overseas Chinese student Assosiation

- Director 2018

Education

National Cheng Kung University

- Bachelors degree in Industrial Design 2018 - 2021

National Normal University

- Preparatory School for Overseas Chinese Students 2017

National Overseas Chinese Highschool 2014-2016

Language

Hobbies

Native

- English

- Chinese

- Taiwanese Secondary

- Afrikaans

Tennis

Chocolate

Cultural interactions

Cuisines experiment

Picnics

Here you will find...

Thesis project

Origami Raincoat

Lean Product Design

Q-Pot - convenient cooking pot

Product Design

Razo - travelers razor

Package Design

Nestle coffee packaging

Origami Raincoat

- A raincoat designed from origami structures, for a better rain day experience

Origami structure

Through gently shaking the raincoat, the structure enables it to fold itself neatly, making putting away the wet coat much easier.

The structure has both Utility patent and invention patent, proving the value of such stucture used in fabric

Rain Coat Issues

Where do people usually hang their raincoats after usage ?

Little to non raincoats have put “putting away“ into design, so we hope to maufacture a fast and easy put away raincoat

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Material

The final model was made from 100% polyester with anti stick net patterens inside the coat, while as on the outside we added a layer of TPU water resist spray.

Origami Structures

Starting off with paper structures, then transforming into 1:10 scale fabric to test out actual structure

Choosing between which has the most durable structure for human wear and convenient storage.

Process of structure

By changing the structure pattern of the raincoat, we are able to use the aspects from the origami structure to enable the fast self-folding innovation.

Improvements

Through the design process, we are now able to let users have a fast put on and take off raincoat, with minimum required space and folds itself with a few shakes.

With enough room for a backpack inside the user won’t ever have to worry about getting their backpack wet.

The length covers most of the leg up till the ankles assuring that less rain is splashed onto legs.

Design details

Zipper Highligh holder

An upside down zipper was designed to improve the wearing speed, the user has to use little to no effort finding the zipper and with one single zip downwards, the zipper is closed.

Neck area

Increased length on the neck area allows the user to cover up higher to prevent water from entering from front.

The highlighted area works as the user holds the light area and

as both a visual inpack and a functional working place holder, and gives a little shake to fold the coat.

Reflective stripes

Reflective stripes on the back has been added for more safety features during rainy days.

Q-Pot Convenient cook pot

- Through lean design, we designed a much safer and easier cook pot

Collabration with

Lean product design process

Product study TA Value Market analysis

Questionnaire

Product study

- Know who and where the product is used after bought

- Know what are the limitations the product needs (Volts, types of plugs etc.)

Target Audiences Value Analysis

- Knowing what our customers care about

- Find out their value points

Market analysis

- Analyse what are the strong points of the current market

- Evaluate if the TA values are met and what can be improved

Questionnaire

- Design and collect

- Helpls with knowing

User Experiment

- Experiment the whole

- This helps with identifying

A3 report

- After all the research

- Issues, solutions,

- Goals and how to

User experiment A3 report

Design

collect data from all catagory users knowing what they need and care in a more detaild analysis

whole process, users need to speak as they move and think identifying the actual problem and not what the user might say research gathered, a report simplifying them is made attack points, values, jobs to be done can all be found here achieve the next steps

Design

- design according to A3 report

- design ideas sketching for know TA

- decided on CMF and main key features

- final 3D and prototype making

Convenient pot study

Know what are the features the product is marketed with, a convenient pot features to fry, broil, steam, and lots more, by knowing the key point features allows us to be prepared for what users are looking for and expecting to by when shoping.

By collecting basic data from our users allows us to have who we might be targeting and therefore makes it easier keting strategies and design direction.

Product scenario study allows us to know how the user uses the product, where it’s been used and what happens before, during and after product usage.

After knowing the basic date from our users we would then questionair designed for finding the potential problem that even able to pin point.

Product features study

Product scenario study

have a more easier brief on easier to set and design mar-

Convenient pots were made for people without a kitchen like students or people that doesn’t have as much time to cook in a kitchen.

then set out and make a that our users might not

That means our design will surround phrases like quick, fast, easy, and based one the key points we will need to set a more specific group of users, we chose college students as the groups design can cover more catagories.

Target Audience Issues found Experiments

Due to electrical needs, most convenient pots have electric port exposed and making it unsafe to wash.

To lower the manufacture cost, most have uneven heatings, causing some food to get burnt while others raw.

Our product direction is based effective way to bring about evening the best meal evey time

Before doing any design, we analysed the best sellers on the market breaking the information down to help with our further research.

Afrer we did hand to hand contextual visits with a few users, marking down their every move in order to find out what the consumers actually need and what they want.

We changed the surface for the heat more effectively, thus won’t

pain points

on having the minimal change but most evening out heat, providing the user to cook

A3 report

The A3 report is the design value of this class, with the specific set of rules used the report will contain consumers valuse and opportunity points

the heated plate, using shapes that even out won’t burn food on the old flat surface plain.

Through the report we are able to clearly identify what is the main reason that consumers will care about and what innovative design we experimented and results of design.

Best food everytime

Through changing the way heat distributes into the pot affects the cooked texture of food, we were able to find the best consistency throught our experiment, allowing us to be able to cook the perfect vegetable every time using Q-pot.

Q Pot

An easy to use convenient pot that is safe for washing, heats up more even and lets one carry it around with much more ease.

Razo Travelers razor

- Never again scrape your face from disposable hotel razors

Issues

Space Style Quality

Plastic razor blades provided in hotels are often cheap and dull, 10/10 times will scrape your face with the cheap blades.

Razo’s shape is designed for minimal space used in a travelers bag.

Razo’s goal is to provide a pop colour style within the more cold minimal styles of today.

Accessory overload

Yes, electronic razers are easy to use but they are super large in size, and you need to carry a charger along with you.

Blunt blades

Disposal shaving blades are the worst experience one can get, it almost feels like scraping your beard with sand paper.

Plastic waste

More and more rubbish are dumped into the ocean everyday, a big part of which are undissolvable plastic.

Animals are the victims of our doings, therefore I wish to design a enviromental friendly razor for people that travel often.

Ergonomicstudies. Prototypetesting.

The lid covers the blades when not in use, keeping hygen as a top priority.

The arc shape coincides perfectly with our face, thus having clean and smooth shaving experience

The body keeps the whole razor together, user can disassemble and put on prefered colours.

A rubber material that acts as a finger holder

The lines resemble tire patterns that throw our excess water

Blades design

Blades uses a rolling mechnism for trimming off hair, as the blades inside rotate, hair sticking inside will be snapped off.

NesCafe Packaging design

- Combining the NesCafe coffee with distinctive native Taiwanese animals for Second life packaging

Collabration with

Concept moodboard

The main concept is to provide second life packaging instead of thowing away after one time opening

We combined classic bed time story with finger shadows for the bridge of parents and children

Allowing children to play with a character and four scenarios to collect

The main characters used for the design comes from animals that originated from Taiwan to increase the connection between learning and fun

Story interaction

Shadow interaction

臺灣獼猴

臺灣藍鵲

We included the altitudes and habitant enviroments into the packaging design in order to educate our users more on the animals natural habitant.

Flow of packaging

We wanted to sell the packaging as a set, therefore connection between the individual boxes were necessary

When the four boxes are put together they will show a inclined backgroung representing the different altitudes of each animal

Setting up the scene

Interaction with shadow

Outside view after open

Early inner package renders

Front view

Side view

Final packaging

Zeczec crowd funding

Carrefour Limited edition launch Actual product render