CareerBoost is a ground-up mentorship initiative designed to empower job seekers with lower academic qualifications to access, confidently build, and apply industry-relevant skills for sustainable careers by connecting them with mentors who have successfully navigated non-traditional career paths.

Take-A-Box (TAB) is a speculative system design project aimed at reducing single-use takeaway waste in schools.

This project reconnects young Chinese women (18-24) to their heritage through fashion innovation. By upcycling vintage Cheongsams into modern (He)stle bags inspired by the traditional He Bao pouch, it bridges cultural preservation with contemporary design.

Talkadoo! aims to help teens ease into conversations with their families through daily prompt cards. It is designed for families with teens aged 12 to 15 years old.

Meow Meow Drift is an easy to simulate management board game based on the background of study abroad life and cross-cultural growth.

Through interactive and thought-provoking gameplay, social commentary, and a balance of humour and education, Woe is She creates a social experience for both the young and old to engage in meaningful discussions on how we can uplift and validate women in today’s male-dominated society.

Our GrandMother Tongue targets Singaporean-Chinese youths (aged 18 to 29), focusing on both youths’ and elders’ lived experiences and reflections on dialects in their daily lives.

Superfood is a physical activity pack that turns mealtime challenges into playful storytelling adventures for children aged 3 years to 6 years.

The Lost Stroke is a campaign that merges poetic expression with environmental activism. Drawing on the visual elegance of Chinese calligraphy, the campaign centers around the character “竖” (Shù), symbolising both "vertical strokes" and "trees”.

I created Hua Roots, a card game and website to help Chinese Singaporean youths feel closer to their heritage.

Inspired by personal experience, this project equips young adults—future parents—with tools to reflect, heal, and break the cycle of abuse and neglect.

L³ Family is a vibrant group of anthropomorphised fruits and vegetables with natural cracks and scars caused by growth and the environment.

Layers of Conversations is a unique tear-off calendar designed to strengthen the emotional bond between parents and their working adult children living at home.

An interactive communication design campaign that promotes active parenting among married couples, using a Gachapon starter kit as a playful engagement tool.

This project tackles rising digital fraud and human trafficking in Southeast Asia through an immersive 90-minute escape room experience.