Portrait of Wen-Ling Chang smiling, standing in front of a pink wall

Hey,
I'm Wen-Ling,
you can call me Lynne!

I'm a product designer with an engineering background and an M.S. in Human-Computer Interaction from ASU. I design for human problems, and I work well with engineers because I used to be one.

Over 3+ years, I've designed at Life.Church and Changs Land, and earlier worked as a product engineer at Sitronix and Amiccom. At Life.Church, I redesigned the native mobile giving experience, and in the first four months after launch it brought in $485K more in giving than the same period before.

I'm drawn to problems that are messy and don't have a clear answer. I'm good at finding the signal in the noise: at Life.Church, I started from a vague pattern in the data, then used interviews and surveys to uncover the real barrier and design around it. I love learning, and I care about human connection, accessibility, and openness.

More about me

🧠 ❤ 👁 Born with a natural inclination toward observation and empathy, and trained as an engineer, I like to break complex processes down into logical components and look at situations from both the human and the technical side.

👁 🐣 ❓ I have always been curious about how people relate to the world around them. Working as a designer in tech has deepened my appreciation for the interplay between arts, design, and technology, and I'm fascinated by how quietly they shape the way we live and interact.