Tag: UX Portfolio
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Unemployed for Over a Month: Resetting the Game Plan
After over a month of job searching, four final interviews, and hearing “you’re not senior enough” one too many times, I’m shifting gears. I’ve updated everything—my resume, portfolio, LinkedIn—and now I’m expanding the playbook. From contract work to freelancing, and… Continue reading
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The Reality of UX Internship Rejections
A 4.0 GPA and 3 Years of Experience Weren’t Enough Breaking into UX design can feel like an uphill battle, even for those with experience and a strong academic record. Despite offering a 4.0 GPA transcript from a currently in-progress… Continue reading
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One-Page vs. Two-Page Resumes for Product Designers: What Works Best?
If you’re a product designer, you’ve likely debated whether to stick with a one-page resume or extend it to two pages. I’ve gone back and forth myself—initially sticking to one page, then switching to two after a recruiter reassured me… Continue reading
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Building a Strong UX Portfolio: What to Include
A strong UX portfolio includes a compelling about section, an engaging homepage, and 2-3 diverse projects that showcase your best work. Focus on quality over quantity, highlight your process, and let your unique strengths shine! Continue reading
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Why You Still Need a UX Portfolio (Even If You Haven’t Maintained One in Years)
A UX portfolio is more than a showcase—it’s your gateway to opportunities, proving your process and skills in ways a resume can’t. Even if it’s been years since your last update, starting fresh with a few curated projects can make… Continue reading