Build a Powerful UX Portfolio (that gets you HIRED!)

Learn to build the kind of competitive, effective, impactful UX portfolio recruiters, employers and prospective clients

4.47 (1117 reviews)

Udemy

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What you will learn

Learn to build the kind of competitive, effective, impactful UX portfolio recruiters, employers and prospective clients want to see!

Why (and how) your portfolio is sabotaging your job (or client) search

The ONE thing every single portfolio gets WRONG

What employers and clients really want from your portfolio

The one thing you MUST speak to, visually and verbally

Why impressive visuals WON’T get you the job

How to position yourself as a strategic asset, not an order-taker

The right (and wrong) way to present case studies

The only 3 things any recruiter, employer or client cares about

Using social media — and making sure it doesn’t hurt you

A FREE, downloadable portfolio guidebook to walk you step-by-step through creating a winning portfolio

A portfolio template that details the required content recruiters, employers and potential clients need to see.

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Our Verdict

While this course offers valuable insights into UX portfolio creation, it falls short in providing entry-level support and may overwhelm beginners. Nevertheless, the instructor's real-world experience and actionable advice make for an insightful learning opportunity for those with some foundational knowledge. Overall, this solid course is recommended for individuals looking to enhance their UX portfolio skills.

What We Liked

Covers a comprehensive range of portfolio-building topics, including marketing, business, and user perspectives
Provides applicable information from the instructor's extensive experience in UX design
Includes downloadable portfolio guidebook and template to help users step-by-step through the process
Straightforward content with actionable advice for creating an effective UX portfolio

Potential Drawbacks

Spends significant time on negative case study examples and could show more positive examples
Lacks guidance for those entering the field without experience, such as creating case studies from scratch
At times overly verbose, causing minor frustration and prolonged lesson length
Could benefit from a stronger focus on actual successful portfolio examples