As the founding and only designer at Mondrian AI, I owned the entire Yennefer Suite experience — research, UX, UI, and launch — across all five modules. I also built the design system, UX foundations, and brand identity from nothing, so a small team could ship a consistent product fast.
AI researchers were stuck with irrelevant, un-personalized results, overwhelming information, and no easy way to manage limited computing resources — all spread across a half-built prototype.
I unified the workflow into one place — from finding data to running research to managing resources — so five scattered tools became one coherent suite researchers could actually adopt.
A single home where teams scan every AI project's status at a glance.
Clear visualization of computing resources, so teams manage limited capacity with confidence.
A shared space that keeps sources and documentation in one place, with published reports and inline discussion.
For the computing-resource dashboard I explored three chart layouts and tested them against real use. The winning direction aligned data with its charts, used a wider chart for scannable history, and followed an F-pattern reading flow, so researchers could read resource status at a glance instead of decoding it.
Building this 0→1, alone, taught me to hold the whole product in my head: the system, the brand, and the one researcher trying to get their work done.
Soojin Hwang · Founding designer