Xiaomin Jiang
UX Designer by day. Tango dancer by night. Learner always.
UX Designer by day. Tango dancer by night. Learner always.
Cisco / Apr 2016
Enhancing the usability of the existing licensing workflow helps enterprise users select the right license and related features for their needs.
Juniper Networks / Jan 2011 - Dec 2013
Improving the ease of navigation and interaction makes the daily management and analysis of network topology more intuitive and efficient for enterprise users.
Cisco / Mar - Aug 2015
Hopping between multiple tools to upgrade a license is now history. The one-stop-shop design makes upgrading licenses easy.
Juniper Networks / Aug - Oct 2013
A consolidated object selection component provides flexibility and sustainability for easy adoption by tenant applications’ development teams.
Science Hack Day San Francisco / Oct 24-25, 2015
The magical touch of user experience humanizes the hat-wearing experience within given hardware constraints.
Xiaomin Jiang: Xiao 晓 - dawn (the time she was born), know & understand; Min 敏 - keen, sharp & agile.
Xiaomin loves hats. Her favorite one is User Experience Designer. Chaos and ambiguity are her synonyms of possibilities and opportunities. To create a meaningful experience for people, she believes in the power of active listening and understanding.
She is also a passionate Argentine Tango dancer. Just like in crafting design, she enjoys building a delightful connection with her partner and audience through an interactive conversation without words.
I explored landing page concepts for my friend's future yoga teaching business.
I embarked on a #DailyUX challenge to get one design prompt every workday for 20 days to work on my writing about design.
What's the best way to celebrate a tangoversary? We trained hard and performed for charity purpose.
My experience of attending the Google Tip Contributor Program Summit as a guest
"...as long as each of us starts somewhere for our own version of “life of immersions”, we’ve left a sustainable footprint on this planet."