Edward Chiang

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Started a startup project called, "LovingHeart" since December 2013. Has been release Android & iOS App to the store, the app propose acts of kindness to users which users can accomplish, as well as allow users to leave daily stories about how they participated in a special deed. Past years has been as both an iOS & Android App Developer, a mobile app develop team leader. Joined a startup company Polydice, Inc. since very beginning. Interested in User Interface Design and User Experience improvement studies, and bring those knowledge into development process. And to provide high quality App and trying to win average 5 stars app rating from every user is currently main goal.

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Refine mobile app’s user interface

Why did the tower of babel fail

Smart Setting Goals! Like a Marathon

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Kiva

LovingHeart

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