Who this is for
Written for people actually trying to get hired, not casual readers.
- Anyone building or rebuilding a portfolio from scratch
- Career switchers unsure how to write up a project as a case study
- Designers with real projects who don't know how to present them
- Anyone preparing for portfolio-review interviews
Portfolio
Annotated UX Portfolio Case Studies
What's inside
Six chapters, straight to the point.
1. The four-part structure that survives hiring-panel scrutiny
Problem → Evidence → Decisions → Outcome — and why panels keep asking for exactly this shape.
2. A full case study, annotated paragraph by paragraph
Every section marked up with notes on why it's written the way it is.
3. What to cut: the sections every panel skims past
Process theatre, sticky-note photos and other filler that doesn't earn its place.
4. Writing an outcome section honestly when the result was small
How to present a modest result with integrity — and why that reads as more credible, not less.
5. A case-study skeleton you can fill in with your own project
A reusable outline so you're not staring at a blank page for your next case study.
6. Common presentation mistakes that undercut strong work
Formatting and pacing issues that make good projects look worse than they are.
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