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Nikki Pham

Senior UI/UX/Product Designer
  • Suggested rate
    €776 / day
  • Experience3-7 years
  • Response rate100%
  • Response time1 hour
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London, England, United Kingdom
Remote only
Primarily works remotely
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Nikki in a few words
I’m a London-based UI/UX designer from Viet Nam. I design experiences that spark new discoveries and interests.

Most recently, I was growing a user base for VEED.io, an on-browser video editing tool. Before that, I was at Lightricks, re-building AI-powered photo editing app Photoleap and its workflow. And at the start of lockdown, I designed and built in-app HTML5 microsites (aka 'H5's) at TikTok.

I spend most of my time ideating and prototyping on Figma/FigJam, informing design decisions with the help of Amplitude or Tableau. Sometimes, I tinker with Lottie and ProtoPie, and build sites on Webflow and EditorX.

Some of my favourite past projects can be found here: nhidesign.co.uk
Experience
  • VEED.io
    Senior Product Designer
    TECH
    February 2023 - June 2023 (4 months)
    London, England, United Kingdom
  • Lightricks
    Product Designer
    TECH
    May 2022 - February 2023 (8 months)
    London, England, United Kingdom
  • TikTok
    UX/UI/Content Designer
    TECH
    September 2020 - May 2022 (1 year and 8 months)
    London, England, United Kingdom
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Education
  • MA Creative Enterprise and Innovation
    Cardiff Metropolitan University
    2020
    Build and test a prototype for my own start-up project - an app that allows students, especially those from abroad, to explore local experiences in their student city. The pitch for this idea won a £1,000 funding from Santander.