Product design
Health science
Research
Currently co-designing digital health tools at MCHRI
Previously creating content for Dr Daniel Lantsberg at Melbourne IVF
Anika is a product designer and co-design researcher with a background in health sciences and graphic design.
She loves a good read, and is a big fan of transforming messy scribbles and buzzing conversations into meaningful tools for communities, with communties.
Selected projects
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[ HONOURS PROJECT ]
Co-designing a first-of-its-kind, early-stage mobile prototype that makes supplement research accessible and easy to navigate for people with PCOS.
In collaboration with:
This project is currently in progress.
A summary of my role is available in my resume, and I’d be happy to share more in a confidential conversation.
[ INTERNSHIP ]
Created short-form educational content on fertility with Dr Daniel Lantsberg, reaching over 262.8K total views on TikTok.
Last year, I reached out to doctors interested in creating health content for their practice.
I was able to work alongside Dr Daniel Lantsberg, a renowned fertility specialist featured in docu-series Big Miracles, to help his audience better understand fertility treatments and related topics.
Growing something thoughtful?
Let's bloom it together.
Looking for roles designing digital health tools! ( ദ്ദി ˙ᗜ˙ )
Hi, I'm Anika,
nice to meet you!
pronounced ah·nih·kuh
Born in Manila and now calling Melbourne home, I'm no stranger to navigating life between many worlds. Over the past years, I've founded nonprofits, curated startup brands, moved countries at 19, and along the way discovered how creativity could meet purpose in ways I never imagined.
How does a girl in science fall in love with product design?
Like a cat hidden in the tall grass, design was always there, quietly watching over and supporting me. I leaned on it to run successful charity events, to make my scholarship applications stand out, and later to build a small business that supported my family during the pandemic. Even in university, whether presenting research or collaborating on group projects, my instinct to design always gave me an edge.What once seemed like a side skill revealed itself as the backbone of how I solve problems and connect ideas. Today, that same instinct drives my work in digital health at MCHRI, where I’m co-designing tools to help women with PCOS navigate supplement research.Forward-thinking, curious, and empathetic, I’m passionate about building tools that improve health outcomes and bridge gaps for underserved communities. When I’m not working, you’ll likely find me reading historical fantasies, trying out new recipes, or baking far more cookies than I could possibly eat!
[ CURRENTLY ]
| listening | landslide · tiny habits |
| watching | superman |
| learning | how to make a board game |
do a flip !
[ WIP ]
Co-designing a first-of-its-kind, early-stage mobile prototype that makes supplement research accessible and easy to navigate for people with PCOS.
In collaboration with:
This project is currently in progress.
A summary of my role is available in my resume, and I’d be happy to share more in a confidential conversation.
[ DESIGN WORK ]
[ DESIGN WORK ]
[ DESIGN WORK ]
[ DESIGN WORK ]
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[ ACADEMIC OUTPUT ]
[ ACADEMIC OUTPUT ]
Research poster presentation
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Seine Essentials
A foundry of products that seek to improve the daily flow and cycle of energy in people’s souls.
[ VISUAL BRAND IDENTITY ] [ PACKAGING DESIGN ]
[ BRAND MARK ]
A custom illustration of the “tree of life,” reimagined as a modern symbol of balance and renewal. Its hand-drawn outline adds warmth and character, making it a bold emblem that reflects Seine Essentials’ mission to bring calm to the soul.
Hermana
Simplifying women's hormonal health, and building a community where trust, well-being, and empowerment thrive.
[ VISUAL BRAND IDENTITY ] [ PACKAGING DESIGN ]
Stella Eleven
Founded in California by a former professional boxer, Stella Eleven seeks to create an inclusive line of athletic apparel for the modern woman.
[ VISUAL BRAND IDENTITY ] [ ILLUSTRATION ]
[ CUSTOM ILLUSTRATIONS ]
Most boxing wrap tutorials lean overly masculine, with unclear steps and low-quality visuals. We wanted to create a clean, step-by-step illustrated guide that feels elegant, easy to follow, and accessible without being overly feminine.
