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Yuan ChenProduct Designer

I make things.
And make sense of them.

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I started in advertising, learning how to make ideas earn attention.

  • Brands
  • Culture
  • Storytelling
  • Ogilvy & Mather
  • BBDO

Then I moved into product design, turning ambiguity into products and systems people could understand and use.

  • 0→1
  • Ambiguity
  • Personal Capital
  • C3ai
  • Faire

Now I’m exploring how intelligence can rethink established experiences at scale—and unlock new possibilities.

  • Massive scale
  • Mature systems
  • AI
  • Amazon books
Faire shopping bag Learn more

Redefined new retailer shopping experience

Introduced a new shopping framework across key surfaces, driving +15.4% signup conversion and +22% MoM organic sessions.

Personal Capital coin Learn more

Digitized Personal Capital’s premium financial services

Built a 0→1 experience that made human financial services easier to access, driving +76.3% client adoption and +30% completed services per client.

Personal Capital Financial Roadmap screens showing topic selection, prioritization and access to human financial services
Amazon Books

Coming soon

Tufted Toast sculptureTry it

Designed and built Toast, a personal learning companion

A small, evolving MVP I independently designed, user-tested, and built through vibe coding. I authored a reusable summarization recipe that turns signals from email, YouTube viewing, and RSS feeds into a focused daily journal across topics, guided by each user’s learning goals.

Pink hand sculpture with an eye

Little Creative Experiments

Small explorations in motion, interaction, and creative coding.

C3.ai cube

C3.ai CRM health dashboard

Co-designed the retention management tool that enables sales to efficiently identify churn rate risk with AI-driven predictive insights.

C3.ai CRM health dashboard with predictive retention insights

B2 / Visual Playground

Room to play.

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