Portfolio – A Live UX Case Study
Introduction
Brief introduction explaining the portfolio is a live, interactive case study. This is an experiment in UX—the portfolio itself is a demonstration of user-centered design principles. It's designed to evolve based on real-time user feedback.
What You Need to Know:
Story Mode vs. Extended Mode
Story Mode: A streamlined version with key takeaways.
Extended Mode: A comprehensive breakdown with research, iterations, and reflections.
Users can toggle between them seamlessly without losing their place.
The Survey – Live User Feedback
UX is all about iteration based on user feedback.
This portfolio includes a built-in survey that lets users provide feedback as they navigate.
What Should A Portfolio Be
A strong UX portfolio needs to be clear, navigable, and engaging, balancing case studies and personality.
Work vs Play – Showcasing My Skills & Personality
A portfolio isn’t just about work—it’s also about who I am as a designer and creative thinker.
About Me – Defining My Identity as a Designer
This section provides a personal connection, making my portfolio feel human rather than just a collection of work.
Defining the Problem
As a beginner UX designer, my biggest challenge is not having real-world work experience to showcase. Instead of just presenting university projects or redesigns, I needed to create something unique—a portfolio that not only displays my skills but actively demonstrates my UX thinking in real-time.
The Challenge: Lack of Real-World Experience & The Need to Stand Out
Instead of just presenting work, my portfolio becomes a UX case study.
It shows my design thinking, problem-solving, and iteration in action.
It’s a real-world UX project—one where the users (hiring managers) actively participate by providing feedback.
Understanding the Audience – My Unique Position in the Hiring Process
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Research & Strategic Decisions
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Firebase Integration – Collecting & Utilizing Live User Feedback
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Analyzing UX Portfolios – Insights & Best Practices from Others
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The Right Amount of Information? – Balancing Depth & User Freedom
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Implementation & UX Approach
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Turning Insights into Features – Designing for Clarity & Usability
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A Personal Touch – Play, Animations & User Experience
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Approach & Methodology – My Design & Development Process
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