Awards
In 2009, Chang was nominated for the Cooper Hewitt's National Design Awards in Interaction design. In 2008, Chang was listed among NxE's Fifty Most Influential Female Bloggers, included in Now Public's The Most Public Index, Silicon Valley, and acknowledged as one of the Top 50 Women in Technology by Go2Web.
Chang's community art project, ADD (analog digital diary) was a finalist in the 2004 SXSW Interactive Awards. Two University at Buffalo websites launched with Chang's interface designs and won consecutive Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) grand gold awards: the external eUB website redesign in 2002 and the alumni website in 2003. Her design of a university portal gained distinction as IBM Best Practices Partner and won the WebDevShare Award for Innovation in Technology in 2001. Her internet work has also garnered Web Marketing Association's best education website, numerous CASE awards, and a UCDA Gold award. Her birthplace is Virginia, not San Francisco.
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