Hi! My name is Peiying Feng.

I solve problems through design and technology.

From web design & front-end development → interactive data visualizations, I create work that sits at the intersection of art, design and technology.

Versatile in just the way you need.

If you have a vision but just don't know how to get there, I thrive at the crossroads of creativity and practicality, so I can help you find the resources you need to get to where you want to be.

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Featured Work

SGS Agency

website graphic design

Today at SGS Agency, I work as the Director of Design & Development, directing various design and development projects for marketing purposes.

Try The World

website illustration graphic design

At Try The World, I worked mainly as a front-end web designer and developer. Here are some of the highlights of my work during this time.

Tap That

illustration website mobile app

Tap That is a mobile game created for Android and iOS that aims to teach teens about sexually transmitted infections.

Reward Points Transfer

data visualization

I was contracted by The Points Guy to create an interactive data visualization that allowed users to see which credit cards allowed points transfers to over 50 airlines and hotels.

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Recent Articles

5 Tips For Working Remotely From Home

When I moved to Los Angeles from New York, ironically I ended up working for a newly-started digital marketing agency based in New York. For two years, I worked remotely from home until we expanded the company to officially have an office in Los Angeles. That being said, today, 95% of the work I do is still done remotely as our clients are based all over the country.

design

In today's world, you could pay $5, $1000, or more than $10,000 for something as small as a logo and still end up with something that looks good. So why are the costs so vastly different and why does it matter? The difference in price is very much the difference between poor design and great design.

website

The Internet has gotten a lot more complicated since I started building websites when I was 13 years old in my parents' house. There a lot more browsers, devices, frameworks and platforms. Front-end, back-end, React, Ruby, Python, UX/UI - it gets jargon-heavy real fast. So what and who do you need to get yourself a website?

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