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Google Glasses: Vannevar Bush talks about a camera that a person can wear to capture instant photographs of their surroundings. In the article, he talks about this camera as a small device. An example of this is the Google Glasses Launch in 2014; although it is no longer commercially available, it was a product that… Continue reading “As We, May Think” by Vannevar Bush

During my first year of university, I wrote a paper exploring the advancements of automation and technology and their effect on society. Here I explored the theory of Karl Marx and how if automation in technology advances, people will feel more alienated from their jobs, their lives and society, causing a decrease in well-being and… Continue reading Technoethics

The primary aim of my portfolio website is to showcase my work as a UX/UI designer to recruiters and senior design professionals to land a position as an in-house product designer. My users are primarily individuals familiar with the design process and who have the goal of seeing my work, my design process, and the… Continue reading Creating my Portfolio

I had seen Alieen Shin’s portfolio a year ago when I started getting into UX design. Her portfolio has been one of my favourites so far in the industry. It is clear, clean and visually beautiful. Her portfolio is one of the portfolio’s I took as inspiration when creating my own. I really liked how… Continue reading Portfolio Response

Responsive Web Design (RWD) and User Experience The key takeaway from the RWD article is using breakpoints to allow the page to be responsive, removing the need to build multiple codes per device size. Currently, I am building my website on a blank canvas using Elementor. As I am creating my website using a blank… Continue reading Responsive Web Design Tactics

After graduating high school, I delved into many industries trying to figure out where I would see a possible career. I wrote for a local newspaper, applied makeup on models in photoshoots, and even got into social media marketing. But funny enough, I ended up getting myself a job working in a tech company as… Continue reading My Future in UX