HCI Researcher & Experience Designer
I turn demanding everyday moments — falling asleep, driving, recovering — into experiences that feel lighter, clearer, and a little more fun. And yes, I build what I design.
“Observe life, create better experiences.”
I design because I want people to feel better.
I'm Morgan — an M.A. Design student at NTUST in HCI and Service Design. I'm the kind of designer who gets excited talking to users, then disappears into a prototype until it actually works.
I move between research, systems thinking, and building: mapping messy service ecosystems, turning insights into interaction logic, and shipping high-fidelity prototypes with Raspberry Pi, Firebase, GenAI, and Cursor.
From leading a 40-children service camp to workshops at Politecnico di Milano, I've learned to bring energy across cultures — and bring those perspectives back to local problems.
Four grad projects, one belief: design can make difficult moments easier to understand and move through.
A bedside device that turns falling asleep into a takeoff ritual — GenAI captain's voice, cityscapes through the window, and zero sleep-score anxiety.
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Adaptive Mercedes-Benz GLC HMI — rich Standard Mode when you're cruising, stripped-back Focus Mode when your brain is maxed out.
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E-textile wearable + app for burn survivors — real-time posture feedback, social co-practice, and a care loop that connects home and clinic.
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With PSA Charitable Foundation — turning rigid respite classes into a flexible open studio, co-creation wall and O2O platform for family caregivers.
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Research, collaboration, summer camps, or building something weird and wonderful — I'd love to talk. Drop a line anytime.
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