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Understand first
Interviews, scope framing, define what we're actually solving — not what we assumed going in.
I started with design. Then I learned to build the system.
Khang Hy · Product designer and Builder. Based in Ho Chi Minh City.
I work best inside real constraints. NDA from a Japanese client. No direct user access. A 60-hour deadline. Three-year-old specs nobody had read all the way through. Those projects aren't ideal — but that's when I do my best work.
Experience
Where I've worked
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HMI for a semiconductor wafer grinder
Japanese client · NDA
Zero-error environment, strict NDA, 3 vendors, one coherent interface.
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FeedbackMe
Internal tool → B2B SaaS
12 months. Every new client used to need a developer to configure manually. The rebuild changed that.
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Construction Tech Platform
Japanese market · multi-party system
Five roles. One data backbone. A multi-party construction platform built for the Japanese market.
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Btaxi
Cambodian market · rider / driver / admin
3 apps. Dual role as designer and product lead. Khmer script, QR payments, and low-end Android constraints all shaped the product.
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DStore
Solo build · e-commerce
60 hours from logo to storefront, admin, and payment integration.
Case studies show how research, systems thinking, and shippable interfaces come together — from HMI operator tools to full mobile ecosystems.
Tech stack
Tools I work with
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Design Core
Figma / FigJam / Design Tokens / Auto Layout
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Product & Ops
Notion / Jira / Miro / Confluence
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Prototype & Frontend
Framer / Webflow / React / GSAP
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Handoff & QA
Storybook / Design QA / Accessibility / Git
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AI & Vibe Coding
Gemini / Antigravity / VS Code + Copilot
Execution Advantage
How a project actually runs with me.
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Structure before pixels
Flows and IA locked down before anything looks pretty.
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Build the system, not just the screen
Components and tokens that hold up when the product grows.
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Ship with edge cases covered
Loading, empty, error — not just the happy path.
Client testimonial
Hy bridges design and execution. We moved from scattered ideas to shippable product decisions much faster than expected.
