PRACTICAL NOTES, NOT SHORTCUTS

A little more clarity.
A little less guesswork.

Eight original design guides for the moments when a template isn’t enough. Read one, try something, and make a better-informed next move.

01

Case study evidence

Write a UX case study without inventing metrics

Explain design decisions when you lack analytics. Audit claims, show evidence, disclose limitations, and write a measurement plan without invented impact.

4 min read · Original guide
02

Portfolio readiness

A practical junior UX portfolio checklist

Review project selection, ownership, evidence, readability, and permissions before sharing a junior UX portfolio. Prioritise fixes over decoration.

4 min read · Original guide
03

Research practice

Run your first user interview with care

Prepare consent, neutral prompts, and a manageable conversation. Practise follow-up questions and turn interview notes into bounded, responsible evidence.

4 min read · Original guide
05

Design communication

Present unfinished design work with a clear ask

Frame an early design review around a decision. Label unknowns, compare options, request useful feedback, and document what happens next without overstating progress.

4 min read · Original guide
08

Design interviews

Prepare for a UX design interview without a script

Prepare evidence, project discussions, and collaborative exercises for a design interview. Confirm the format, practise honest answers, and protect confidential work.

4 min read · Original guide

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