Contents
Misconception #1: A collection of screengrabs will do
Misconception #2: A collection of annotated screengrabs will do
Misconception #3: A collection of UX deliverables will work
Misconception #4: An illustrated UX lexicon will do
Misconception #5: Just one portfolio will do
A great portfolio differentiates you from the competition
Portfolios help you get your story straight
Portfolios can influence your interview
Portfolios can clear up confusion
A portfolio helps others act as your advocate
Preparing your portfolio can make you a better designer
Portfolios encourage career management
Can you get by without a UX portfolio?
Learning more about your users
Maintain a logbook or work diary
Keep your portfolio as brief as possible
Ensure your voice comes through loud and clear
6 Nailing the Introduction - Coming soon
7 Case studies in depth - Coming soon
9 Common Constraints in UX Portfolio Design
Experience in a Different Role
10 Evaluating and Reviewing your UX Portfolio - Coming soon