JY Logo Studio · a case study
Case study · 2026

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Real work examples at STAND and portfolio projects.

STAND · Design Engineer

How I worked
at STAND

STAND is a module-based learning platform that helps kids start their first business, guided from idea to brand to launch, and selling real products at the end.

One of those steps is the logo generation flow, where kids create a logo for their company. Our head of engineering built the AI logo engine as a one-pager; I rebuilt the whole experience around it.

The STAND desk — a kid's level-by-level journey from idea to sales
The redesign

Before after

The original was crammed with too many decisions on one page, so a kid aged 8 to 13 who'd never made a logo before felt overwhelmed and didn't know where to start. I broke the same engine into a guided flow.

Before — the logo engine one-pager
Before
After
Shipped in production code

Changes I made

  • Broke one dense page into 5 steps. Instead of one long form, it's 5 beat-screens, each asking a single decision at a time.
  • Added breadcrumbs. Makes it easy for young users to orient where they are, and change an answer.
  • Built the loading states from our own assets
  • Made the Brand Kit look like a real file. When they finish, everything they made shows up as a file they can open, a little magical moment.

The result: in beta, this flow had the highest completion rate of any module. Kids who'd freeze at the dense one-pager now finish on their own.

Side project 01

Burn CD

Burn CD — the app

A playlist app. Build a mixtape, burn it to a CD, and share the link with a friend.

258,516
Visitors, all-time
411,973
Page views

burn-cd.vercel.app

Side project 02

Stamp journal

Stamp journaling — the Queen's Journal app

A photo diary app that looks like collecting stamps. It became an internet trend, to my surprise!

324,002
Visitors, all-time
498,390
Page views

queensjournal.app

Side project 03

Personal website

jeongyoon.com — the pixel-art virtual aquarium

A more experimental portfolio. An aquarium where pixel fish swim around, and you can “catch” one to see my work. Built to feel like an interactive game, not a traditional resume.

Interactive
pixel-art fish tank
Playful
a toy, not a résumé

jeongyoon.com