Enya Yang🇹🇼

About Enya Yang

User Experience Designer at ASUS

Hi, I'm Enya, a UX Designer at ASUS in Taiwan. My design career began in 2013 in graphic and visual design, before expanding into UI/UX and digital products. My experience includes SaaS, education, public services, and enterprise products.

I have also worked as a UX Training Assistant and Lead UX Training Assistant, supporting learners and teaching teams. These experiences inspired me to help emerging designers build confidence and develop their own approach to solving problems.

As a mentor, I can help with: Moving from graphic or visual design into UI/UX Reviewing portfolios and communicating design decisions Improving UI design, user flows, and prototypes Building practical Figma component libraries

I enjoy exploring AI-assisted design and front-end development, and sharing what I learn with the community. I want to join ADPList to give back through thoughtful feedback, practical examples, and clear next steps. My goal is to help mentees understand their strengths, work through challenges, and make informed decisions about their growth.

Expertise

Sessions with Enya Yang

• Portfolio & Project Review (60 min): A focused, in-depth review of one portfolio case study or design project. We can discuss problem definition, design decisions, user flows, and how to present your process and outcomes. You can also bring a side project to refine its scope or practise presenting your work for an interview. Please share your project or portfolio link, your target role (if relevant), and the feedback you need before the session. We will identify the main gaps and prioritise practical next steps.
• Design & Career Q&A (30 min): Bring one focused design or career question. We can discuss getting started in UI/UX, design work in software and hardware companies, choosing a side project, cross-functional collaboration, or feedback on a single screen or user flow. Please share your main question and any relevant context before the session. We will clarify what is holding you back and identify 1-3 practical next steps.

What mentees say

“From our first meeting, what stood out most about Enya is how deeply she cares about people, not because she needs to, just because she does. She is both attentive and encouraging when giving feedback and sharing her own experience. We had an in-depth conversation that covered everything from my personal situation and her career journey to the nitty-gritty details of design.”