The project focuses on UX research for ChatAible, a generative AI tool that is designed to help enterprises with analytics. Our team used four UX research methods—competitive analysis, user interview, cognitive walkthrough, and usability testing—to help Aible figure out ways that can make the onboarding as well as UI more intuitive.

The challenge is to design “BearHub”, a platform that addresses the diverse needs of Berkeley students by facilitating the discovery of clubs and resources tailored to their individual preferences. Our goal is to personalize and streamline the school experience, making it effortless for students to find and engage with the resources they need, thus enhancing their academic and social journey at Berkeley.

Our task was to improve how college students can make healthier meal choices while using DoorDash. We created three prototypes: enhanced filters for healthy options, health-focused banners and displays, and group discounts with rewards for nutritious choices. These solutions aim to make healthy eating more intuitive and appealing.

Our task was to dive deep into the problem space of how young adults choose meaningful and personalized gifts for their loved ones with the least time. Based on our research results, we came up with three prototypes: a Gift Finder Quiz, a Search Bar with Grouping Suggestions, and a Wishlist with personalized packaging.