Xuyuan Liu — AI Design Engineer

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Hi,I'mXuyuan—anAIdesignengineer.

AI is just the newest tool. The soul of the work never changes — it only comes through more vividly.

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01PulsePulse is an AI marketing platform — strategic signal to published post, with a person at every gate. I joined a team prototyping it in six different tools, a week from a pitch — and built the design production system so that rescue never happens twice.Product Design · Design System · AIView Project
02NymaNyma is a social resale platform for designer, luxury, and vintage fashion — people comment, save, and follow around the pieces, not just buy them. I joined as the only designer after the marketplace and auction architecture were built, and gave the platform what it didn’t have yet: a brand with a reason, a visual system, and design rules codified into the front-end repo.Brand & Product · Design System · AI WorkflowView Project
03Vicino AITurning Vicino's interactive creation canvas into a clearer workflow system people could read, redirect, and keep building on.Product Design · PM · AIView Project
04FrogHire.aiRedesigning the AI-powered hiring experience for early-career talent — making algorithmic screening feel fair, transparent, and human.UX Design · Research · AIView Project

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How I Work

Diagnose

Find the problem underneath the request

I start where the product is already hurting: complaints, failed states, awkward handoffs, and the workaround nobody names. The first move is turning noise into the real constraint.

Prototype

Make the argument tangible

I build early because a working surface tells the truth faster than a perfect deck. Code prototypes, motion tests, and workflow mockups let teams react while the direction is still cheap to change.

Structure

Turn good decisions into systems

Once the direction is clear, I make it repeatable: tokens, component contracts, checkpoints, roles, and AI guardrails. The work should keep making sense after the first handoff.