How to Write UX Case Studies | A guide to writing case studies (well) for your UX portfolio

We're finally talking UX portfolio things this episode! Your case studies are arguably the most important part of your portfolio, so it's important that they're structured well and contain helpful information for the reader. Join me as I break down how to write case studies! // CHECK OUT THESE VIDEOS TOO 5 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE JUMPING INTO UX |    • 5 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE JUMPING INTO...   Practicing Mindful UX |    • Mindful UX: How I Practice Being Mindful a...   // R E S O U R C E S ***Donate, Educate & Learn About More Ways You Can Help: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ UX Research Presentation I Liked: https://t.co/odIQMkG0a3?amp=1 More on UX Case Study Structure: https://www.interaction-design.org/li... https://www.toptal.com/designers/ui/c.... My Portfolio (note-- my portfolio is a bit different...you really only need ~3-5 case studies & they don't all need to be part of the same story): https://www.nannearl.work/my-portfolio // S U B S C R I B E http://bit.ly/2XrBxqM Sub Count: 100😱 // F O L L O W Website | https://www.unpackedangles.com Instagram |   / unpackedangles   Facebook |   / unpackedangles   Twitter |   / unpackedangles   — Today's video is all about UX, UX design, UX researcher, tech, tech entrepreneur, user experience, how to be a UX designer, how to make a UX design portfolio, how to break into UX, how to be a UX researcher, women in UX, UX interview, how to prepare for UX interview, interview prep, how to make a UX research portfolio, lifestyle vlog, UX vlog, Research Methods, being present, self-care, Nielsen Norman Group, audible, podcast, travel, self-development, Unpacked Angles, Nannearl Brown, user experience design, how to be a user experience researcher. — // A B O U T N A N N E A R L I'm Nannearl and I'm a UXer sharing information, tips, and lessons learned over the years in the field -- all while adding my own flavor. Most recently, I served as the Director of UX for a small startup in LA for a little over a year (on a design team of 1) and now, I'm on the search for a new gig. I'm super excited to take you along as I share my unique perspective, explore different aspects of the field, navigate the job market, and transition to a new role. UX is so much more than what it seems on the surface and I'm looking forward to giving you a glimpse of what user experience looks like in my world.