Lil-ying | Portfolio

About me

Hello! I’m Yi Ying Chen you can call me Lil Ying, a designer focused in digital product design and visual design. I’m always looking for new and exciting opportunities, so don’t hesitate to get in touch via email. At this time, I’m particularly interested in all things related to user interface.

You can follow me on Twitter, Dribbble, LinkedIn, or reach out via email - freefolk11@gmail.com.

Companies I’ve worked with

Hanshin Arena Shopping Plaza / The Eslite Spectrum Corporation / Kogi Interactive / FashionGuide / National Center for High-Performance Computing / AUO / SINBON / PCGBROS / National Chung-Shan Institute of Science & Technology / KNOMO TAIWAN / X-Change / TenYuan Ｍold / Morinaga Taiwan

Work experience

2017 – Present

FreeFolk Studio
Freelance Designer & Co-Founder

2016 – 2017

FashionGuide - Ｂeauty authority platform in Chinese community
UX/UI Designer

2015 – 2016

Kogi Interactive
Web Designer

2014 – 2015

The Eslite Spectrum Corporation
Graphic Designer

Employment History

Kogi was a Japanese style design firm. Most of our clients are dentists ,medical clinics and Japanese enterprises. During this time, I experienced the working model of startups, such as meeting on slack and participating in many meetups at co-working space. Meanwhile, my design skills to add value in the company’s website. For example, my banners bringing continuous financial flow to the company.

Thanks to the previous experience of brand websites,I was hired by the next company, FashionGuide. In this year, I went through many company redesigns. The most impressive thing was to take over the optimization of the new official website. It was also because of this task, I practiced HTML/SCSS/Jquery.

Next, leaving the company to start the studio. It was the beginning of the zero, I built many guideline and document records for several projects. Since me fully participated in the details of website, facing many difficulties, started using project management software, from the original Redmind, to JIRA, and now GitLab. Because of the GitLab, I needed to use lit bit of version control skills, such as the basic Add / commit / push and so on.