Nathan WangProduct Designer
    Based in Los AngelesOpen to senior design roles

    Complex systems.
    Clear experiences.

    Scattered records, rules, and data move from left to right through a design screen and emerge as an organized application. Select the illustration to replay.

    I’m Nathan, a product designer working on AI tools and clinical software.
    I focus on how people find information, make decisions, and get their work done.

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    Selected work

    Azure Prompt Flow
    Azure Machine Learning Prompt Flow interface showing run details and evaluation results
    2023

    Bringing AI experimentsinto one workspace.

    I worked on a workflow where AI teams can build prompts, test them, and compare results without switching tools.

    AI developer toolsWorkflow design
    A shared workflow for authoring, testing, and comparison
    Source Admin
    Tandem Source Admin study list with active study cards and study creation controls
    2024

    A workspace forclinical trial teams.

    I designed study setup and participant workflows around each admin’s responsibilities, with extra care around actions such as ending a study.

    Healthcare0 → 1 product design
    9/10 ease of use in moderated testing · 5 participants
    MY PROCESS · AI IN THE LOOP

    From insight to interaction.

    I use AI to explore options and build prototypes.
    I review the work at each step.

    SESSION REPLAYILLUSTRATION
    Looking for what changed03:12 / 14:20

    A pause before opening the project.

    Pause here.
    What caused the hesitation?    Follow up:
    who approves this?    Rewatch the handoff

    “What changed since I last looked?”

    “Who should I check this with?”

    “Can I review it before I commit?”

    Drag AI onto the notes. You can also tap or press Enter to apply.

    Notes from watching the session back.

    Illustrative workflow · sample materials

    Writing about design.

    What “Complex Problems” Actually Means in UX

    How I map the relationships behind a complicated workflow.

    Mar 16, 2026

    “The Brief Was Unclear” Is Not an Answer

    How I approach two kinds of ambiguity in a design brief.

    Mar 23, 2026