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Mei Tanaka

I find where people give up and rewrite that step

As a UX design intern at Northwind Digital, I collected the twelve questions people phoned the help desk about and rewrote one step of a concession form around them. Drop-off fell 22%.

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UX design intern · Northwind Digital

At Northwind Digital, I collected the twelve questions people phoned the help desk about, rewrote a concession form step around them and wrote the screen text.

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Design research internStudio Kaya
Room booking that admits it is fullDesign · 2025

Mei Tanaka

I sit with users to find where they get stuck

As a UX design intern at Northwind Digital, I sat with the help desk, collected the twelve questions people phoned about, and rewrote one step of a concession form. Drop-off fell 22%.

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Ledger for student clubs · Product · 2026

Built a shared ledger with no accounts and a link that expires with the term, so receipts no longer vanish at committee handover.

Then

Room booking that admits it is fullDesign · 2025
UX design internNorthwind Digital

Mei Tanaka

Drop-off down 22% after a rewrite

I interviewed 18 pharmacists for a dosage label redesign, and the useful findings came from watching them work. At Northwind Digital I rewrote a concession application step around twelve questions people phoned about, and drop-off fell 22%.

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Design research intern · Studio Kaya

At Studio Kaya I interviewed 18 pharmacists for a dosage label redesign. The useful findings came from watching them work, not from the interviews.

Then

UX design internNorthwind Digital
Volunteer producerFernhill Community Radio

One set of material, a version for each goal, each at its own address.

Boost

Everyone is winging it.
What you haven’t done, the AI does for you.

Pick an entry and Boost keeps asking. What you can answer, it helps you say clearly. What you can't, the AI fills in with what someone in that role usually does, and you decide what stays.

Company, title, dates, school and degree stay as they are, and the AI never makes up an award or a certificate.
Every inference goes in only once you tick it.
Numbers are left blank for you to fill in.

Boost comes with Plus, and is charged by what each step uses.

Boost sessionFernhill Community Radio · Volunteer producer · 2025.08–2026.01

What the entry said

Helped produce weekly programmes.

What Mimi found

ContextThin
Community radio in Melbourne, Aug 2025 to Jan 2026, but nothing on the station or the programmes.
DutiesThin
"Helped produce" does not say what you actually did.
MethodsMissing
No sign of how you planned, recorded or edited an episode.
ToolsMissing
No software, equipment or workflow named.
ResultsMissing
No episodes, audience or feedback mentioned.
ReflectionMissing
Nothing on what you learned or changed.

Think of one weekly programme you worked on: what was it, and what did you personally do between the idea and it going on air?
Why: This turns "helped" into concrete duties a reader can picture.
It was a weekly late-night show. I produced it: I put together what went into each episode and edited the audio before it aired. Later I also took over the volunteer roster, because forty volunteers were swapping shifts in a group chat.
When you took over the roster, what did you set up in place of the group chat, and what changed for the volunteers afterwards?
Why: This is the clearest chance to show a problem you spotted, a fix you made and a result.
Couldn't say, skipped.
What was the late-night show about, and who was it for?
Why: A reader can't picture the work until they know what the show was and who listened.
Handed to the AI to infer.

What the AI inferred for this role

Produced a weekly late-night radio show for Fernhill Community Radio's Melbourne listeners, planning each episode's running order and choosing the segments, music and spoken content.From: Community stations run volunteer-made weekly shows aimed at local listeners, and the producer shapes the content.
Produced the show for late-night listeners such as shift workers, students and night owls, and picked topics and a tone that suited that time slot.From: Late-night slots on community radio usually serve a niche or after-hours audience; I don't know this show's exact audience, so edit to match.
Researched and prepared material for each episode, including talking points and music or guest ideas, so the presenter had a clear script or outline before going on air.From: Producers on community shows typically prep content and briefs for the on-air presenter.
Edited and cleaned up recorded audio for each weekly episode and delivered it ready to air on schedule.From: Pre-recorded or part-recorded segments are commonly edited by volunteer producers before broadcast.
Reached a regular weekly audience of about [number] listeners, with feedback from [number] callers, messages or social posts guiding what I planned next.Fill in the number to tick itFrom: Community stations often track listener numbers or feedback informally; fill in the figure only if you have one.

A line with a [number] blank can't be ticked until you give the figure, and nothing unticked reaches the site.

Rewritten

Show productionProduced a weekly late-night programme for Fernhill Community Radio's Melbourne listeners.
Episode planning: Planned each episode's running order and chose the segments, music and spoken content.
Audience fitPicked topics and a tone suited to late-night listeners such as shift workers, students and night owls.
Research and prep: Researched and prepared material for each episode, including talking points and music or guest ideas, so the presenter had a clear script or outline before going on air.
Audio editingEdited and cleaned up the recorded audio for each weekly episode and delivered it ready to air on schedule.

What would make it stronger

Name your toolsNote which editing software and equipment you used for the audio. Even one named tool makes the editing point concrete.
Say what you set up for the rosterWork out what changed once you took the roster over: a shared calendar, a sign-up sheet, a set rule for swaps. Add that as a plain action.
Find a rough numberCheck how many episodes you produced between 2025-08 and 2026-01, and roughly how long each ran. Only use figures you can confirm.

Worth learning next, and how to practise

Audio editing and mixingTake one raw recording from your show and redo the edit using a free editor, practising noise reduction and level balancing, then compare the two versions.
Show planning and scriptingWrite a one-page episode template with timings, segment slots and a talking-points section, then fill it in for an imaginary episode.
Volunteer coordinationBuild a sample monthly roster in a shared spreadsheet or scheduling tool, with a simple rule for how swaps get approved.

Formats that suit this entry

TimelineVisitors can click through the stages of a weekly episode, from research to delivery, and the later roster role.
HotspotsVisitors could tap parts of a running order or an episode outline to see what you did on each.Needs: A picture of an episode running order, outline or show graphic, and you place the points.
Video chaptersVisitors could hear or see a sample of the show you produced.Needs: A recording of an episode clip or a short talk about the show.

The draft, try clicking it

A weekly late-night show, from research to air

Click through each stage to see how a weekly episode came together.

Know the audience

Picked topics and a tone for Melbourne's late-night listeners: shift workers, students and night owls.

If it looks right, it goes on this entry's own page for visitors to click through.

Boost an entryAny experience, project, skill or education, one entry at a time: on your main site, the tailored version you have open, or your profile.

Boost for a goalAimed at one job or one programme. You type the goal; every step after it is the AI's questions and help, and the results go into that goal's tailored version.See tailoring

Tailoring

One job, one version made for it.

Paste a job ad, or pick a programme. The AI reads what they look for, finds your proof for each part, and arranges a version: what leads, what waits. Your main site stays as it is, and every version has its own address.

Jobs

Study

What they wrote

Run usability tests with real travellers every sprint, and turn what you see into changes.
Write the words on the screens: labels, error messages, empty states.
Nice to have: experience with booking, scheduling or form-heavy products; basic HTML and CSS.

What the analysis found

CoveredPortfolio that shows how you got to a design, with the research behind itProof: UX design intern, Room booking that admits it is full, Ledger for student clubs
CoveredExperience testing designs with real usersProof: UX design intern, Design research intern
CoveredClear writing, with UX writing as a plusProof: UX design intern
PartlyComfortable working closely with engineersProof: Room booking that admits it is full
CoveredDegree in interaction design, HCI or a related field, or equivalent experienceProof: BDes, Interaction Design, Exchange semester

So this version

yourname.exploremehere.com/for/quillmoor-junior-product-designer-ux

I find where people give up and rewrite that step

UX design internLeads
Design research intern
Room booking that admits it is full↑ Moved up
Ledger for student clubs
BDes, Interaction Design
Exchange semester

Left out of this version

Volunteer producer
Every tree on my street, mapped

Main site stays as it is

Interactive works

Open the project up, and let them click through it.

An entry can become something to explore: the work stage by stage, or the options that were weighed and the one that was chosen. The AI drafted these three from the same person's entries.

An interactive work sits on the entry's own page (Plus).

And the rest

What else it does.

Say what to change, and Mimi changes it
Plus
“Make the second job shorter.” “Put the club ledger first.” Mimi can do nearly everything the editor does, using what is on your site and in your profile.
An entry can open into a page of its own
Plus
One line on the card, the whole story a click away: the background, what you did, the pictures and files from the work.
Keep your material in one place
Portfolio PDFs, certificates, screenshots and video, ready for whichever version you make next.
English and Chinese, one site
Visitors switch with one tap. Use one language or both.
Who came, and what they opened
Plus
Visits, where they came from, and how often your contact, résumé and project links were clicked. No visitor is tracked.
Your own address, and a password if you want
PlusPro
Every site gets yourname.exploremehere.com on publishing. Bring a domain of your own, or keep a site behind a password.

Templates

Pick a look. Every one is free.

No combination comes out ugly. Each template says who it suits, and the ones with a full example site open into it.

See all 23 templates

Plans

Free to start. More when you are applying.

A free site has every look and everything it needs to be sent. The paid plans add an address of your own, the numbers behind your visits, and more room to work.

Compare plans and prices

Free
Make your first site and send it.
- 1 site, 1 tailored version
- Every look, palette and effect
- 120 AI credits to start (a whole site is about 66)
- 5 saved copies of each site
Plus
Applying to several places at once.
- 3 sites, 3 tailored versions
- Edit by talking to Mimi, and Boost
- A page of its own for any entry
- Visitor stats
- Your own domain
- Add, remove and reorder sections
- Search and sharing settings
- 30 saved copies of each site
Pro
Many versions, and more control over who sees them.
- 10 sites, 15 tailored versions
- Password-protect a site
- Export your content
- 100 saved copies of each site
Organisations
Advisers working with a group of students.
- A seat per student, with every Pro feature
- Optionally, a shared space where advisers and students work on drafts together
See the plan for organisations

Before you start

Can I start without a résumé?

Yes. The first step is a few short questions. In the second you can upload a PDF, paste some text, reuse a résumé you uploaded before, or skip it and add things later.

How far does the free plan go?

1 site and 1 tailored version, in any look. You get 120 AI credits when you sign up, and a whole site takes about 66.

How is the AI paid for?

In credits. Most actions have a set price; talking to Mimi and Boost are charged by what they use. A button shows roughly what it costs before you press it, and when you run low you can buy a credit pack.

What does the person I send it to see?

An ordinary web page at yourname.exploremehere.com, on a phone or a computer, with nothing to sign up for. Each tailored version has its own address after /for/.

Ten minutes from now,
you have a website you can send.

01
Say who it is for
Who you are, who will read it, and your field.
02
Bring your material
A PDF, some text, an earlier résumé, or nothing yet.
03
Choose, check, publish
Pick what to show and the look, read it through, choose an address and send the link.

Start free Start free

Showinterviewersadmissionswhy you’re the best fit.

Everyone is winging it.What you haven’t done, the AI does for you.

One job, one version made for it.

Open the project up, and let them click through it.

What else it does.

Say what to change, and Mimi changes it

An entry can open into a page of its own

Keep your material in one place

English and Chinese, one site

Who came, and what they opened

Your own address, and a password if you want

Pick a look. Every one is free.

Free to start. More when you are applying.

Before you start

Ten minutes from now,you have a website you can send.

Show
interviewers
why you’re the best fit.

Everyone is winging it.
What you haven’t done, the AI does for you.

Ten minutes from now,
you have a website you can send.