Elizabeth Lin

Interactive & UX/UI

Elizabeth Lin is an interactive designer whose hoard of puns is not to be trifled with. Curious and resourceful, she is continuously evolving her toolkit—and balancing her 70mm panoramic imagination by grounding her work in accessibility, functionality, and people-driven purpose.

Applied Arts
2020

Design Other (Series)

Capilano Excellence Scholarship
x 4

District Authority Scholarship for Fine Arts 2018

BC Achievement Scholarship
2018

Dean’s List
x 7

@LINE_LIZABETH

ELIZABETHLIN.CA

778.868.0727

HEY@ELIZABETHLIN.CA
Four app mockups of Refresh, an app that introduces new activities to individuals in quarantine with title text that says “Problem: How can we reduce repetitive frustration during quarantine?” UX/UI design for Refresh, an app that helps users reduce their frustration during quarantine.
Five app mockups of Refresh, an app that introduces new activities to individuals in quarantine with a gif of the center screen changing and showing different examples of activities Refresh uses an algorithm that generates a unique feed of activities for individuals to spark spontaneity in daily life.
Five website views of Food • Free, a peer-to-peer fundraising platform for food banks with title text that says “Problem: How can we reduce food waste in food banks?” Web design for Food • Free, a peer-to-peer fundraising platform for food banks.
Website mockups of Food • Free’s “Why Cash?” page that uses information design to educate visitors on how they can help reduce waste in food banks. Food • Free uses information design to educate visitors on how they can help reduce waste in food banks.
A gif showcase of Introdeuce, a classroom app to teach children Squamish vocabulary with title text that says “Problem: How can we help revitalize Indigenous languages in Canada?” App design for Introdeuce, a Squamish language vocabulary learning game for children.
Memory card mockups of Introdeuce, a Squamish vocabulary game that helps students deepen their understanding of Squamish culture. Introdeuce uses memory cards, an accompanying classroom app, and AR technology to help students deepen their understanding of Squamish culture.
App showcase of Cents, a financial budgeting app with title text that says “Problem: How can we help young adults navigate new financial freedom?” UX/UI design for Coin, a budgeting assistant that clarifies finances for young adults.