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Avery Lin

From research to clear prototypes

I’m Avery, a product and experience designer. I turn small moments of friction into experiences that feel clear, thoughtful and worth returning to.

Opens with

Northstar · Campus, connected · Service Design · 2026

From “Which department?” to “What do I need to do?” A clearer, task-based campus service hub.

Then

Still · Room to begin againProduct Experience · 2026
Field Notes · Everyday echoesCultural Experience · 2025

Avery Lin

From research question to prototype

As a Product Design Intern at Lumen Lab, I mapped research assumptions and task flows, and used prototypes to communicate key decisions. In Still, I compared feedback mechanisms and turned design judgments into discussable hypotheses.

Opens with

Northstar · Campus, connected · Service Design · 2026

I did concept research, information architecture, core journeys, the interface system and an interaction prototype, starting with room booking and extending to maintenance and requests.

Then

Still · Room to begin againProduct Experience · 2026
Field Notes · Everyday echoesCultural Experience · 2025

Avery Lin

Turning complex services into clear steps

I’m Avery, a product and experience designer. I turn small moments of friction into experiences that feel clear, thoughtful and worth returning to.

Opens with

Northstar · Campus, connected · Service Design · 2026

From “Which department?” to “What do I need to do?” A clearer, task-based campus service hub.

Then

Still · Room to begin againProduct Experience · 2026
Field Notes · Everyday echoesCultural Experience · 2025

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Boost sessionMora Studio · Experience Research Intern · 2024.06–2024.09

What the entry said

Explored how information, objects and stories connect in everyday cultural spaces. An exhibition brief connected field observation, content grouping, spatial wayfinding and visual storytelling.

What Mimi found

ContextThin
Topic is clear (cultural spaces), but not who the work was for or why.
DutiesMissing
No line on what you were responsible for each week.
MethodsThin
Field observation and content grouping are named, with no detail on how you did them.
ToolsThin
Service Blueprint is listed, but not where or how you used it.
ResultsMissing
No output, decision or feedback is mentioned.
ReflectionMissing
Nothing yet on what you learned or would do differently.

In a typical week on this internship, what were you actually doing, and who were you doing it for?
Most weeks I spent two days at a few public spaces in town, watching how people moved through them and taking notes and photos. Back at the studio I grouped what I saw into themes, then drafted wall labels and a visitor route for an exhibition brief about everyday local culture. It was for the studio's exhibition team, and the senior designer went through my drafts with me every Friday.
What happened to your wall labels or visitor route after the Friday reviews, for example did the team keep, change or use any of it?
Couldn't say, skipped.
How did you go from your field notes and photos to the themes you grouped them into?
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The AI's suggestions

I printed my field photos and typed my notes onto cards, then sorted them on a wall into clusters by what people were doing, such as pausing, searching for direction or reading labels.
I read through my notes after each field day and tagged repeated behaviours and questions, then merged the tags into 6 broader themes.
I wrote a short summary for each theme with [number] or [number] photos as evidence, and brought them to the Friday review so the senior designer could challenge the groupings.Fill in the number to tick it
I mapped each theme to a stage of a visitor's path through the space, using a simple service blueprint to see where people needed information, objects or stories.
I revised the themes after the Friday feedback, dropping or combining those that had too little evidence, and used the final set to shape the wall labels and visitor route.

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Field observationSpent about two days most weeks at public spaces around town, watching how people moved through them and taking notes and photos.
Card sortingPrinted field photos and typed notes onto cards, then sorted them on a wall into clusters by what people were doing, such as pausing, searching for direction or reading labels.
Theme buildingRead through notes after each field day, tagged repeated behaviours and questions, and merged the tags into 6 broader themes.
Service blueprintMapped each theme to a stage of the visitor's path with a simple service blueprint, to see where people needed information, objects or stories.
RevisionReworked the themes after weekly Friday feedback from the senior designer, dropping or combining those with too little evidence.
DraftingUsed the final themes to draft wall labels and a visitor route for the exhibition team's brief on everyday local culture.

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Worth learning next

Visitor experience research methods
Service blueprint and journey mapping
Exhibition wayfinding and label writing

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Tencent · WeChat Open Platform · Product Experience Designer

Source: careers.tencent.com · 4 Nov 2026 (opens in a new tab)

What they wrote

负责微信公众号及小程序相关功能的设计工作；
参与产品需求分析，明确用户需求及设计目标，高效输出有效的产品原型方案，验证方案质量并推动落地；
参与团队专业建设，制定设计规范与组件库，沉淀设计经验；

What the analysis found

CoveredBachelor's degree or aboveProof: Master of Design · Interaction & Service Design, Bachelor of Arts · Interaction Design
Partly1+ years of product experience design workProof: Product Design Intern
CoveredIndependently complete interaction and visual design with good aestheticsProof: Northstar · Campus, connected, Field Notes · Everyday echoes
PartlyAnalyze product needs, define user needs and design goals, and deliver prototypes that get implementedProof: Northstar · Campus, connected
PartlyBuild design guidelines and component librariesProof: Northstar · Campus, connected

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avery.exploremehere.com/for/…

From research to clear prototypes

Northstar · Campus, connectedLeads
Still · Room to begin again
Field Notes · Everyday echoes
Product Design Intern
Master of Design · Interaction & Service Design
Bachelor of Arts · Interaction Design

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Experience Research Intern

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