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Website design for creative coding tool p5.js. The website aggregates p5.js’s documentation, educational resources, community programming, community sketches, and more. The website has additional accessibility features including dark mode, monochrome mode, view alt text, and reduced motion. Visit Site

 
Project
p5js.org Design
Client
Processing Foundation
Role
Interactive Designer
Date
07-01-2024

An interactive digital experience that presents the top trending things to do, eat, listen to, and more in 2022 – in their local area and areas across the US.
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Project
Local Year in Search 2022
Client
Google
Role
Creative Technologist & Prototyper
Date
12-07-2022
Press
Gizmodo

An interactive timeline showcasing an expansive collection of the top Google Search trends of 2021.
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Project
Year in Search 2021
Client
Google
Role
Creative Technologist & Prototyper
Date
12-10-2021

A virtual magazine published by Pioneer Works Art Foundation featuring submissions across the arts, sciences, music, and technology.
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Project
The Broadcast
Client
Pioneer Works Art Foundation
Role
Frontend Web Developer
Date
06-01-2021

An interactive film that revisits the Google Search trends of 2019.
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Project
Year in Search 2019
Client
Google
Role
Creative Technologist & Prototyper
Date
12-11-2019
Press
Ad Age

A quiz based on Google Search trends that puts your knowledge of 2018 to the test.
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Project
Game of the Year
Client
Google
Role
Creative Technologist & Prototyper
Date
12-18-2018
Press
Gizmodo
Press
Fortune
About

Tyler Yin is an Interactive Designer and Creative Technologist based in Brooklyn, NY. He has designed, prototyped, and developed a wide range of websites and interactive experiences for studios, companies, and clients including SOSO, Google Brand Studio, Both&Yes, Pioneer Works Art Foundation, and Processing Foundation.

Tyler holds a BA in Design | Media Arts from UCLA and has taught in the Parsons Design and Technology program at The New School. His work has been featured in AIGA Eye on Design, It’s Nice That, Design Week, The Webby Awards and The Verge. He is part of the teaching and programming staff at the School for Poetic Computation. He is also a co-founder and organizer for Tiny Tech Zines.

He is available for roles in design & creative technology. Please email tyler.yin@gmail.com for inquiries. To learn more about Tyler's art practice, please visit tyleryin.online.