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Ambassador Zay Lynn Htet

Official GQMC Ambassador

Zay Lynn Htet

 Achievements
Newcomer (Score: 0)

 Region
Myanmar, Rangoon

 Institution
Canadian International College - Myanmar

Contact
zlhtet(at)amb.glqmc.org


Hi, I'm Zay Lynn Htet ( @Zendy ). I'm a student working toward becoming a UI/UX designer. Most of my time outside class goes into sketching layouts, learning design tools and taking photos of whatever catches my eye. My coursework is mostly science right now but design is where I feel most like myself. I started getting serious about user experience because I kept running into apps and sites that felt clunky to use and I wanted to figure out what makes the good ones feel effortless. Happy to chat about design, photography or which student-facing apps need a serious redesign.