Use the terms ‘log in’ and ‘sign up’ instead of ‘sign in’ and ‘sign up’.
Shay Chu
Product Designer | Multilingual
Multilingual product designer in New York City who is passionate about the intersection of technology and language. Striving to create better educational products.
About me
I am a product designer in New York City who is interested in making meaningful connections with people and exploring new places and cultures.
Since I was a teenager, I have been passionate about language learning, so I can hold a conversation in 5 languages: Cantonese, English, French, Japanese, and Mandarin. I also speak the language of UX design.
Based on my experience in sales, operations, and customer service, along with an interest in languages and linguistics, I can easily transfer my skills to UX design, a field dedicated to focusing on users.
I am passionate about the intersection of technology and language. I strive to create better educational products.
Career Interests
EdTech
Nonprofits
Government
FinTech
Bootcamp Article (Writing better microcopy for the login form)
https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/writing-better-microcopy-for-the-login-form-5dcf480c42d8
The perception of time differs from culture to culture.
Bootcamp Article (How we perceive time: How linguistics can better inform our designs)
https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/how-we-perceive-time-c4e23d8e5a0b
What I do when I'm not working
In addition to studying languages and linguistics, I enjoy studying trivia, composing music, and playing the piano.