Hello ：）

I am Tian Qin,
a designer passionate about research and user experience design with systems thinking.

I graduated from the Royal College of Art and the University of Sydney, with a background in service design and interaction design. I have worked with the London government on community service design projects and have interned as a UI/UX designer at Accenture and Bosch.

I enjoy working on agile projects and excel at cross-disciplinary collaboration with team members and stakeholders from various fields. My project outputs include designing logical front-end user experience processes, creating service system frameworks with a global perspective, and developing UI/UX digital products for both B2B and B2C markets.

PROJECTS

UI/UX Design

China Digital Platform
Developing Cloud platform enabling the deployment, management, and monitoring of frontline diagnostic SaaS.

OSTIN

Developing cross-platform application to enhance data retrieval & management for Bosch Global Business Services.

Join Me Building a neighborhood-based digital solution to foster safe and inclusive environment for women living alone in urban China.

MindSailing
Guided self-help CBT therapy service for Bulimia patients to overcome barriers to professional help.

Service Design

SwappyDesigning guilt-free, sustainable leisure experience for mothers, addressing social isolation and health issues.

Not A Second Bedroom
Transforming under-utilised bank branches into community hubs for female-led SMEs, providing space and support to thrive.

ReRitual
Sustainable memorial service to reduce the environmental impacts of rubber balloons.

CandidaDigital service to prevent and manage recurrent vaginal yeast infections through technology.

Creative Design

The Body Facade Critical reflection of body image anxiety and the performative aspects of the body positivity movement on social media.

Laiye Market Defined a 'Music+' Market to modernize local agriculture and drive rural prosperity in Shangshu Village, China.

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