Bridgit Jung

Redesigned toolbars for 110+ tools across 9 product areas in UX 2.0, built on a reusable toolbar component adopted in 50+ design files. Led redesign of core simulation features including Results and View toolbars, navigation tree, and results legend—moving from requirements gathering to developer-ready specifications and presenting in monthly design reviews. Designed a new startup experience to improve first-run adoption, including benchmarking comparable software and delivering finalized specs after stakeholder review. Restructured the team’s Figma design system and migrated 100% of legacy designs; wrote a “Figma 101” guide for engineers. Owned UX 2.0 visual polish: designed 25+ product icons, standardized the full icon set, and shipped 15+ UI fixes in production code via a Figma-to-Cursor AI workflow.

Coached 30 students across 10 teams through end-to-end design projects, from problem framing to interactive Figma prototypes, alongside Professor Sun Young Park.

Led an end-to-end redesign of the JSTOR Daily publication website, improving navigation and article discovery by enabling 80% faster pathways for readers. Conducted mixed-methods research with 250+ users to identify reader goals and pain points, then prioritized design decisions based on findings.