


Welcome, I am Ran Zhuo : )
Product designer pursuing simplicity in complexity
Hey, I'm Ran Zhuo, a multidisciplinary product designer who is passionate about solving problems for people. Currently, I am a Sr. UX designer @eBay, designing E2E payment experience and post-transaction experience making it efficient and more intuitive. Practicing in e-commerce, I always put customers first, root myself in research and data, and sometimes follow my designers’ instincts π€«. Previously I worked as a User Experience designer @TripAdvisor and Microsoft Research Asia.
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My secret spices are defining complicated and ambiguity problems, how to build design visions in different scales (from quick win to North-star), translate design into business strategy.
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When it comes to design, I love how Victor Papanek defined it in his book Design for the Real World. I believe good design is about intentionality and positive impact.
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Papanek called design “the conscious and intuitive effort to impose [adapt to] meaningful order” (Papanek, 1985, p.4)
Mildly interesting things...
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π€ΈπΌβοΈ If I’m not designing, you will find me globetrotting. I'm an adventure lover who is passionate about trying new stuff.
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π If I’m not designing, you will find me grab a book and binge read
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π I have two 1 year old adopted kiddos-two cats. I love them with my whole heart.
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π©πΌπ¨ Play with illustrations and handcraft art pieces
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π± I briefly considered a career in the culinary arts at one point much earlier in life, but said, "immediately no," when I heard I would be starting my days at 4am (because 4am is my bedtime). However, I still spend a good deal of time testing recipes in the kitchen when I am not taking care of my two kitties.
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π§π» If I’m not designing, you will find me do yoga to practice mindfulness
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