UX Portfolio: Concepts vs Side Projects vs Professional UX Case Studies
Have you ever wondered if your UX portfolio and that UX case study are good enough to get the foot in the door? In this video, I'll unpack a few principles that user experience, product and service design team managers like myself consider. The decision models when it comes to assessing and picking the right candidates for the interviews are very simple, but rarely do UX job seekers think about it. In this quick video, I'll share one of the models from the upcoming get into UX book and walk you through exactly that.
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