Reflecting on my journey down memory lane, I can't help but smile as I reminisce about the various HTC mobile projects I have had the privilege to work on and launch over the years. From the inception of the iconic "flip-y clock", the thousands of icons created and updated, to the meticulous customization of carriers' interfaces, including the development of hundreds of keyboard layouts for diverse languages and SIP variations, each project brought its own set of challenges and triumphs. As a common challenge among all devices was the fact that every product had 2-4 different resolutions that we had to design for, scaling down some of the information, interactions, motion and in some instances areas of the ecosystem for specific markets. After all and with the help of researchers and the days spent interviewing and user-testing every area of the device, all the data and information collected was an important step in the process that helped us defining challenges we were facing with keyboard layouts, spacing, accuracy, touch screen performance and reactiveness to some motion and heavy graphics.

I recall the countless hours spent producing BMP assets for Windows Phones and the seamless transition to creating captivating PNG designs for Android devices—a true testament to the evolution and innovation within the mobile industry. Each project, each launch, was a unique chapter in my career that has left an indelible mark on my professional journey.