How to Create Your First UX Portfolio Flashcards
When you maintain your UX design portfolio, you’ll ask yourself:
“What work processes and results am I most proud of?”
“What kinds of projects would I like to take on in the future? Following up on that, have I been doing the right kinds of work that will lead me towards where I want to be in the future?”
“Have I done anything in the past year that’s worthy of being featured in my portfolio? Following up on that, what could I start doing right now that will lead me towards where I want to be in the future?”
Read about not just the topics in UX but also those topics in the disciplines associated with UX
such as psychology, sociology, information science, law and ethics, and even philosophy and architecture. The size and power of the realm of UX are such that it’s only natural that it has become so interconnected with a wealth of older disciplines!
For UX professionals, getting an education means…
Continuously studying and learning new things, out of curiosity, or depending on the UX projects you undertake.
