GRAPHIC DESIGNER
AEJAY VIVANH-VONGEmail: aejayv02@gmail.com
Instagram: @fujiaua
AeJay is a graphic designer from Iowa. He graduated from Iowa State University with a Bachelor’s in Graphic Design and a minor in User Experience Design as of May 2026. With experimentation and curiosity for design, AeJay emphasizes research, exploration and refinement to each project.
He collaborates within the working design industry, with work spanning across branding, visual identity, posters, editorial, web & digital design.
His work has been selected for and received multiple awards and recognitions, including GDUSA Student to Watch, Midwestern Graphic Design Biennial, UCDA Design Awards, Art Director’s Association of Iowa, Flux National Student Design Competition, among others.
INFO
LUMACARE
LUMACARE
UX/UI DESIGN
Technical:
Figma
Categories:
Product Design
Interactive
Branding
Wireframing
Prototyping
User Journey
UX Design, UI Design
User Research
User Testing
DESCRIPTION
LumaCare is a digital health application designed to support individuals living with lupus in managing their condition more effectively. The app centralizes daily health tracking, allowing users to log symptoms, monitor sunlight exposure, track medication and hydration, and manage appointments. By integrating with wearable devices, LumaCare provides real-time data and personalized insights, helping users recognize patterns, prevent flare-ups, and maintain balance in their routines. This project combines thoughtful design with technology to create an intuitive, empowering, and accessible health management experience tailored to the unique needs of lupus patients.
Selected Finalist | Flux National Student Design Competition | AIGA Baltimore 2025
User Personas
After researching lupus, including its symptoms, challenges, and care routines, I developed user personas to better understand the needs of LumaCare’s audience. While lupus can affect people of any age, the research helped identify a broad range of users with different lifestyles and health-management needs. These insights helped guide an experience designed to be accessible, supportive, and adaptable.
User Journey Map, Service Blueprint, Information Architecture, & User Flows
Building on the user personas, I mapped how users might navigate and interact with LumaCare throughout their health-management journey. The journey map, service blueprint, information architecture, & user flows helped connect user actions, thoughts, and needs to the app’s structure, creating a clearer foundation for its navigation and overall experience.
Low- to High- Fidelity Design
Low-fidelity wireframes helped establish LumaCare’s core layouts, navigation, and user flows before introducing detailed visual elements. As the designs progressed into mid-fidelity, I refined screen organization, hierarchy, and interactions while beginning to incorporate the app’s visual identity.
User Testing
Early user testing focused on evaluating the clarity and usability of LumaCare’s core layouts before progressing into more detailed designs. Feedback revealed areas that needed clearer communication, including symptom tracking and the process of adding medications. These findings informed revisions to the user flows and interface before moving into mid-fidelity designs, and then finalizing the application in high-fideility.