
KINWARD
A ritual toolkit and digital companion for the transition to adoptive parenthood.
Royal College of Art / MA Service Design

A ritual toolkit and digital companion for the transition to adoptive parenthood.

Making charitable contributions visible, personal and easier to repeat.

Helping new birdwatchers move from identification to discovery and community.

Turning factory leather offcuts into materials for creative learning.
Media Arts & Design / 2021–2025

A modular teaching kit that helps introduce life and death through play, plant care and guided role-play.

A speculative exhibition and service that questions how people might relate to illness in a future where viral diseases have largely been overcome.

Two insect-inspired wearable prototypes explore environmental awareness and non-verbal communication.

Wearable organ prototypes explore a future where climate adaptation and biotechnology reshape the human body.
I’m Miriam Guo, a product, interaction and service designer based in London. My work covers user research, UX/UI design, service design and physical prototyping.
My work spans adoption support, charitable participation, birdwatching and circular design, alongside earlier explorations in education and speculative futures.
Royal College of ArtMA Service Design · 2025–2026
Beijing Normal–Hong Kong Baptist UniversityMedia Arts and Design · 2021–2025

Based in London, United Kingdom
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