archil.live
Taking a file-enabled livestream experience from wireframes to a polished creator and viewer UI.
Case study ↗ToolsFigma
HAYLIE WONG
Digital Product Designer · Toronto, ON
Designing digital products that make complex work feel clear.
I design clear, practical digital products for complex workflows and real-world decisions.
I believe the best products are clear, useful, and built around real work.
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Selected Projects
Digital product, operational workflow, and game UX.
Inventory Management System
Identifying a messy data problem, then designing and building a usable workflow in five days.
Case study ↗ToolsFlask · Notion API · CSV · Gemini
abillion Profile Revamp
Leading a launched mobile redesign, validated with four participants across eight tasks.
Case study ↗ToolsFigma · UXArmy
Sompo Asia Website Revamp
Designing a clearer regional website across desktop and mobile, from concepts to production-ready specifications.
Case study ↗ToolsFigma
Additional selected work
Card-and-puzzle game · Ongoing
Mad John
Game UX and art direction shaped through playtesting, a hands-on tutorial, and ongoing scoring iteration.
ToolsGodot · GitHub · AI-assisted prototyping
Game-jam puzzle game · 2025
Toadally In Love
Art direction and UX lead for a four-day project ranked third overall among 73 entries.
ToolsGodot · Game jam build
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(02) About me
I make space for people in product decisions.
I’m a product designer with four years of dedicated UX/UI and digital product experience across Singapore, now based in Toronto. My work sits at the intersection of information, workflows, and visual craft.
As co-founder of Oupelaye Studio, I also shape game UX and art direction in close collaboration with development. My process is practical: understand the work, make the path clear, and refine it with the people building and using it.
What I bring
- 01Clear workflow design
- 02Thoughtful interaction design
- 03Visual systems and craft
- 04Cross-team collaboration
(03)Designed to move
Designed to move
things forward.
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Find the signal
I dig into the real customer need, the business context, and what the team can meaningfully change.
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Make it tangible
Flows, rough prototypes, and visual explorations turn ambiguity into useful conversations.
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Refine together
I work closely with product and engineering to ship a polished experience and learn from it.
(04) Get in touch
Currently open to thoughtful product design opportunities.