About me
Hi, I’m Sharon Li, a multidisciplinary designer working across digital, branding, user experience and creative technology.
Over the past several years, I’ve worked across UI/UX, websites, visual identities and large-scale creative projects, gradually developing a particular interest in the technical side of design. I enjoy taking complex or ambiguous problems and turning them into clear, practical experiences.
My path into design wasn’t conventional. I originally studied German linguistics before deciding to change careers and move into design. I started at HUPU, where I worked on UI/UX, digital products and marketing materials for a management platform used by sports clubs.
Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to work with organisations including Plastic Oceans Australasia and the Australian Film Institute. My work has expanded into CMS-driven websites, annual rebrands for the AACTA Awards, light projection concepts for the Sydney Opera House Sails and HOTA, and the official AACTA website.
Along the way, I’ve become increasingly interested in the technical side of design - experimenting with AI, learning HTML, CSS, Python and SQL, and exploring how technology can support better design solutions. I enjoy working across both creative and technical problems, particularly where the two overlap.
Outside of work, I enjoy hiking, documentaries, rock and indie music, books, and road trips. I’m interested in experiences and ideas that broaden my perspective and introduce me to different places and people.
I’m open to exploring what comes next.