My path into design didn’t begin with pixels
I'm Audrey. My journey started in industrial design, where I learned to think in structures, forms, and systems. This foundation eventually led me into digital product design, driven by a fascination with visual language and interaction.
From music streaming at Tencent to wearable interfaces at Garmin and IoT at NextDrive, these experiences have shaped my approach to complex ecosystems — including my current focus on Web3.
I’ve learned design in different cities and time zones
Over the past few years, my work has moved across cities and industries. From Taiwan to Shenzhen, I learned to thrive in fast-paced teams and cross-cultural environments.
Web3 marked a shift. Instead of refining established systems, I began helping shape products still evolving. At Cronos Labs, working remotely with global teams, I build visual systems and craft interfaces that make blockchain more intuitive and human.
Working across time zones strengthened both my clarity and communication.
Growth, for me, means embracing the unfamiliar.
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I challenge myself outside the screen
Outside of work, I’m drawn to physical and mental challenges — hiking long trails, training at the gym, pushing beyond comfort zones.
But I also value slower rhythms: baking something that requires patience, walking dogs under Vancouver rain, discovering cultures through food and music.
These experiences influence how I work — staying disciplined, adaptable, and clear in my decisions.
