Everything you've learned in this course comes together in your portfolio. Hiring managers rarely look at pretty screens alone: they want to see how you think. A case study tells the story of a project, covering the problem, your process, the decisions you made and what changed as a result.
You'll learn how to structure a UX portfolio, how to write and frame a case study that shows your process, what to do if you're building your first portfolio, and how to present your work in an interview.
Treat the videos as a reference and come back to them as you write up your own projects. When you're ready, put your skills to work in the course Projects.
How to structure a UX portfolio that recruiters and hiring managers actually read, including the anatomy of a case study and do's and don'ts.
Key principles and steps for creating a powerful UX case study that shows your process, not just your final screens.
A walkthrough of a first UX portfolio that landed a design role, with a case study and practical tips on keeping it simple.
An extended breakdown of building a first portfolio that works as a pitch rather than just a gallery.
How to showcase your skills and experience when presenting a case study to an interview panel.