I enjoy video editing, narration design, motion design, micro-interactions, and presentations to communicate stories.

We designed and developed a VR experience in Dreamscape, inspired by Kim Stanley Robinson's "The Ministry for the Future," focusing on geoengineering in Antarctica.

This project was primarily creativity-driven. Most of our insights came from brainstorming and ideation sessions. I enjoyed working with a big group on this project, developing this immersive experience and I also got to learn softwares like Adobe Audition and Unity.

Google Maps currently does not provide a clear indication of which turn lane to be in. The main problem stems from the lack of clear visibility during a user's upcoming turn into a different lane. Users, in this case, may find themselves in the wrong lane too close to the turn, impacting their ability to make a correct and safe decision.

We created an alternative view for individual lanes as users approach a multi-lane turn. We did this by highlighting the route that corresponds to the lane display, where drivers are informed about both their current lane and the designated lane necessary for successful navigation. Our most common use cases occur during turns or exiting highways.

The Town of Gilbert with ASU Project Cities is dedicated to promote sustainable living and responsible waste management.

I proposed creating a series of short video content for their social media to educate, inspire, and engage residents. The contents addressed the need for recycling and proper waste disposal, waste recycling programs, and stormwater management systems.

The videos showcased personal stories, discussing common causes of truck fires and existing recycling and waste management services by the Town of Gilbert.