Hey there, I’m Scarlet Wong ☺
I'm a final year UX student at the University of Michigan, and an aspiring Product Designer
Currently recruiting for
Full-time UX positions beginning August 2025
Designing the future of electric vehicle UX for Stellantis, I focused on creating an intuitive energy management system that enhances battery insights, simplifies smart charging, and supports proactive vehicle health monitoring, tailored for the Maserati Grecale Folgore.
Drawing from my own experience juggling meal prep with a packed schedule, I conducted UX research to explore the challenges students face with limited time and resources. By applying core UX research etiquettes—active listening, empathy, and unbiased analysis—I uncovered key insights into time constraints, decision fatigue, and food waste.
Website Design
I specialize in designing websites that not only look beautiful but also deliver a seamless user experience. My approach is focused on understanding your unique goals and translating them into a responsive.
App Design
I design mobile apps with a focus on usability and aesthetics, making sure that your app feels intuitive and visually appealing. By working closely with you, I ensuring functionality and ease of use.
Dashboard Design
I create dashboards that are easy to navigate and visually organized, helping you turn data actionable insights. By focusing on clarity and user-friendliness, I design custom dashboards that present.
User Research
I believe user research is essential because it grounds design in real needs, ensuring solutions are not only functional but truly resonate with users’ goals and experiences.
What types of projects have you worked on?
I’ve worked on a diverse range of projects, from automotive UX for in-vehicle interfaces to carbon accounting software. My experience spans wireframing, user flow design, and creating style guides for client presentations.
What software and tools do you use for UX design?
I primarily use Figma, Sketch, and Adobe XD for wireframing and prototyping, alongside tools like Miro for collaboration and brainstorming, and various research tools for gathering and analyzing user insights.
How do you ensure accessibility in your designs?
Accessibility is a core part of my design process. I follow established guidelines (such as WCAG) and conduct usability tests to make sure my designs are inclusive, adaptable, and accessible to all users.
How can I get in touch with you?
Feel free to email me directly at qscarlet@umich.edu. I’m always open to discussing potential collaborations or answering any questions.
