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Story Journey

Maya Chen

AI/data student building accessible product interfaces and evidence-rich learning tools.

1

Moved from isolated UI exercises to documented React interfaces with accessibility checklists.

What I learned

Readable components, keyboard states and design tokens make portfolio proof easier to trust.

Illustrative projectAtlas UI Systems+42% faster prototype handoff

View proof

Storybook coverage, accessibility notes, release changelog

Certificates

Google UX Foundations

2

Turned campus workflows into full-stack prototypes with API documentation and deployment notes.

What I learned

Recruiters understand projects faster when outcomes and proof sit next to the code links.

Illustrative projectModelOps Notes6 model runs documented
3

Started pairing interface craft with local AI experiments, benchmarks and explainable decisions.

What I learned

AI output needs user approval, editing and traceable evidence before it belongs in a public profile.

Illustrative projectCampus Connect4 core workflows shipped
4

Refining case studies around product thinking, interface quality and measurable proof-of-work.

What I learned

A living portfolio should show growth, not just a static list of past work.

Illustrative projectInsight Lens9 career signals visualized

Career graph

Recommended focus: publish two AI-assisted interface case studies and add deployment evidence for the cloud track.

92%
Frontend
76%
Backend
68%
AI
63%
Cloud
React
TypeScript
Next.js
Python
Data UX
Accessibility

Available for PFE, internships and junior product engineering roles