Product Designer — Bangkok

Alphonse
Riang

Brand · Service Design · UX

Product Designer with a decade of experience in service design, UX, and brand — primarily across international nonprofits and cross-cultural contexts.

Selected work

Selected work
01
My Rate Kit
Web App UX / Product Vibe Coding

MyRateKit is a free, multi-calculator web toolkit that helps independent workers understand their business numbers — rate, tax, profitability — in one place, without needing an accountant.

Case study in progress
02
Entry Right
Web App UX / Product Vibe Coding

EntryRight is a mobile-first web application designed for digital nomads and remote workers who need instant, reliable answers to one of travel's most stressful questions — how long can I legally stay, and can I work here?

Case study in progress
03
MARA
Mobile App UX / Product iOS

A marathon training app built from real runner research. Personalized plans, adaptive coaching, and a design system built to scale — from first-time runners to PR chasers.

Case study in progress
04
Nonprofit rebrand
Brand Identity Service Design 17 Countries

Unifying a fragmented international nonprofit across four continents — one coherent visual identity, built for communities that speak different languages and operate in vastly different contexts.

Case study in progress
05
Laundry Point
Service Design UX Research India

Launching the first self-service laundromat in a market where the concept was completely unfamiliar. Designing for comprehension before designing for use.

Case study in progress

About

My background is in visual design, but the career I actually built was rooted in solving problems that visuals alone couldn't fix. A decade leading design in international nonprofits meant every project came loaded with layers most processes don't account for: cultural nuances, language barriers, and communities with vastly different relationships to the institutions I was designing for.

Understanding those layers before touching anything visual became my organizing principle. It’s ultimately what led me to UX—the discipline built most honestly around the question of whether a solution actually works for the person on the other end of it. User research, information architecture, interaction design...the whole process is structured around getting that answer right. That's where I do my clearest thinking, and the work I want to keep doing.

Open to Product Designer and UX Designer roles.