Chi-Wai Li's profile on Product Hunt

About

I’m Chi (pronounced Chee), a London‑based Product and UX Designer with 20+ years of experience, and a dad of two. These days I’m focused on how AI‑enabled tools and workflows are reshaping product discovery, prototyping and delivery. I am currently working on 2 AI powered projects FigPrompt.com and RoastMyTrades.com I’ve been designing / building since the days of Macromedia Flash and have always stayed close to the making side of design, building web and iOS apps along the way. I do my best work in large, complex problem spaces, especially data‑heavy products, fintech and design systems. I enjoy turning ambiguity into clear, usable and scalable product experiences. I also believe a good sense of humour, paired with respect for others, goes a long way. It’s important we enjoy what we do.

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Maker History

Roast My TradesAI powered post trade review - learn from past mistakes.
Jul 2026
Fig PromptBuild Figma plugins with just a prompt
Mar 2026
UX StampsAwesome stamps for UX and Product designers

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Joined Product HuntJuly 7th, 2014

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23d ago

Roast My Trades - AI powered post trade review - learn from past mistakes.

A correct loss is worth more than a lucky win. Roast My Trades uses AI to review beginner traders' trades and deliver honest, actionable feedback to help them improve.

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5mo ago

Fig Prompt - Build Figma plugins with just a prompt

FigPrompt is vibe coding for Figma plugins. We let designers describe the Figma plugin they want in plain language and get working code instantly.

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6yr ago

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POLL: Are you a fan of AirPods? Tell us why in your replies.

It seems like AirPods are a bit like Marmite - you either love them or hate them. While they hurt my ears after I wear them for too long and the sound quality doesn't compare to my over ear Sennheiser I still love my AirPods for days where I'm doing lots of calls on the move or working out at the gym. They are incredibly intuitive and love the tap functionality. What's your view?