About me

Portrait of Wing Pang smiling wearing a pink dress while holding a spoon.

I don’t use social media anymore but you can find me on LinkedIn, GitHub and my résumé here.

I’m a Sydney-based, Australian junior product designer studying a Bachelor of Design in Visual Communications and Bachelor of Arts in International Studies (Japan) at the University of Technology Sydney.

My mojo is in design systems and user interface design. Accessible design is a priority in my practice, and I believe in an inclusive and open web!

Oftentimes, I dabble in some code and work with frontend developers to build consistent, organised and reusable components that are mobile responsive.

2024 – Design lead for the WoundWATCH team in the 2024 Design for Change: Sustainability in Healthcare international student symposium (awarded Best Visual Design)
2023 – Web designer for Dr. Nicole Cama’s Darlinghurst Street project with developer Nick Clark (Macquarie-PHA Applied History Award winner, Highly Commended for the NSW Premier's Digital History Prize)
2020 – Illustration featured in Lane Cove Gallery online exhibition
2020 – Animation featured at Microflix Film Festival
2018 – Animation featured at Sydney Fringe Festival

On being a global-minded designer

I was born during a tropical cyclone in Hong Kong to a pair of incredibly supportive parents and blessed with two siblings who are equally as supportive. When I was around six years old, my father bravely uprooted the whole family to come to Australia.

One thing I love about being a Sydney-sider is the amount of cultural diversity we have. Cultural diversity benefits not only our social, but also professional lives.

We’re all shaped by the cultures we’re raised in, but being in a multicultural environment gives us the means to view ourselves outside of a microcosm. It gives rise to innovative ideas from new perspectives.

With the world being more digitally interconnected than ever before, I’m interested in creating designs that suit a modern, global citizen and solving problems that come along the way.

I’m bilingual in Cantonese, fluent in Mandarin and at an intermediate level in Japanese.