My name is Wu Ting Yu (Tina). I’m from Taiwan. My hobbies include reading, photography, travel, cooking, and modeling, among others. In addition, I adore dressing up and participating in creative activities, thus I am quite interested in shaping my life.
 
I studied BA and MA program of Interaction Design in NTUT. 
And now I'm studying the MS program of Informatics in the department of IST at Penn State.

Throughout my time as an undergraduate, I took part in a variety of interface design projects each semester. All interactive design includes user interface and user experience assessments such as user personas, user journeys, and user pain points, among other things. Furthermore, I became an active member of the Student Ambassador club for my whole undergraduate education and took the role of design officer for a year.

ntut.edu.tw

During my graduate studies, I concentrated on user accessibility, with the visually impaired and sighted people as my target populations. It's a great task to study research. However, I discovered differences between sighted and visually impaired people based on the findings of a prototype experiment.

It's a dual degree program between Penn State and NTUT. And I'm pursuing a Master's degree in the department of Information Science and Technology, with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction in Informatics program.

Penn State

AgilePoint is a company that used low-code platform programming. We built the working procedure from the back-end to the front-end while learning about data entities throughout my internship.

Brief Introduction of AgilePoint

The work from the front-end website interface to the back-end data structure

Apprentice

It is a design case of Taiwan National Forest Recreation Area collaborate with Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency and Hwat's. I took charge of designing tickets for twenty-six areas.

Taiwan National Recreation Area Ticket Design /Draft and Color of four areas

Part Time Designer

We designed three sets of four interactive lanterns and exhibited them at the Kaoshiung Lantern Festival. Our design is 泊, which means serenity and stay. When visitors come here, they may slow down and experience the lighting of the connection between humans and the environment via interaction.

Tina Wu

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