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The easiest way to tell a good story in portfolio review | by Xiaofang | Medium
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We all have been through struggles to organize our portfolio deck. This is my answer! Simple and covers all the good stuffs.
The easiest way to tell a good story in portfolio review Xiaofang 6 min read · Apr 6, 2022 -- Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Cyborg by Alena Kosareva “You need to improve your storytelling skills.” “You need to define problems better.” “You need to make sure they understand your projects.” As UX designers, we probably heard some of those comments before but not clear about “how”. How can we include all the good things in my portfolio deck? There are definitely multiple ways to tell a good story. But after seeing and trying all the options, I found the easiest way
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