Visual Designer · Atlanta, GA
I'm Ying — a visual designer working across brand identity, product UI, and motion. I help companies turn complex ideas into clear, confident visual systems.
Resilience is a cyber-risk company on a mission to make the world cyber resilient. I helped extend its brand and built the scalable icon library that now powers its UI, social, and product design.
As Resilience scaled, its visual language was fragmenting. Teams across UI, product, and social were each sourcing or drawing their own icons, so the same cybersecurity concepts looked different everywhere — inconsistent, off-brand, and slow to produce.
I joined as the company refreshed its brand and helped refine and extend that new identity into everyday use. Working alongside another designer, the social media manager, and the VP of Marketing, I owned the systems work that kept everyone visually consistent.
A single, scalable icon library — 100+ icons covering complex cybersecurity concepts. Built in Figma to one consistent grid and style, the set stays crisp at every size and serves UI, product, and social from one source of truth.
I also created the motion piece that ran on-screen at our tradeshow booth, and built reusable video templates that let the team produce on-brand motion fast. Day to day, I partnered with the social media manager on LinkedIn content — images, GIFs, and short motion shipped on a daily cadence.





A full redesign of an electrical-supply e-commerce site — taking a dated, cluttered storefront to a clean, modern, trustworthy shopping experience, from wireframes through final UI.

HomElectrical sells 25,000+ products but the existing site looked dated and unprofessional — cluttered layouts and inconsistent styling that undercut trust in a high-volume wholesale business.
Sole designer, in-house. I owned the full redesign end to end — information architecture, wireframes, visual system, and final UI across every key page of the shopping journey.
I started in low-fidelity wireframes to fix structure and flow first — search, product, cart, checkout — then layered on a clean, modern visual system once the bones were right.
A consistent, modern storefront with a clear hierarchy and a streamlined path from search to checkout — a site that finally looks as established as the business behind it.












I work across brand identity, product UI, and motion — but what I'm best at is the connective tissue: the icon libraries, templates, and visual systems that keep a whole team consistent and fast. I can take an idea from positioning all the way to a working, scalable asset.
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