UX · Product Designer · AI-Enhanced Experiences

At 4,000 metres, everything unnecessary falls away. I bring that clarity to every product I design — believing in an idea is rarer than having one, and I design like I fly: commit first, then trust the system.

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Hi there,
I'm Annie.

A Seattle-based product and UX/UI designer with a background across art, technology, and aerial sports.

I've been obsessed with how AI can reshape the entire design process — from visual generation and rapid prototyping to interaction systems and product storytelling. I turn messy ideas into interactive concepts fast, especially for products that involve emotion, uncertainty, or unusual human behavior.

A big part of my life happens outside the screen: skydiving, tunnel flying, wingsuit flying. High-risk environments made me unusually sensitive to signals, feedback, timing, and trust — and those ideas now shape everything I design.

Annie Lee presenting
Annie Lee
Annie Lee outdoors
Outside the screen
My Values
"Design is not about making things look good — it's about making the right thing feel inevitable."
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Observe real life
Good ideas begin in ordinary moments. I pay attention to how people behave, what frustrates them — before they can fully explain it themselves.
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Trust, then adapt
Strong ideas need to evolve. Design isn't about being right from the start — it's about listening, testing, and adapting with purpose.
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Human × Machine
The best products don't replace human judgment — they extend it. I design for the moments where AI and intuition amplify each other.
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Commit first, refine later
In freefall and in design, hesitation is the real risk. Make the decision, build the thing, then adjust in motion.
SkyCrew Wardrobe Intelligence Pawpal
SkyCrew
AI-assisted pre-flight decision support for air sports
Wardrobe Intelligence
AI-powered outfit planning and wardrobe management
Pawpal
Desktop companion with your pet's face and personality