Review: Explore UX design portfolios | Coursera
In this reading, you'll explore example portfolios from entry-level UX designers at Google. You'll consider what you like about these portfolios and why. This will help you start to think about how you'll design your own portfolio website in the future! Keep in mind, there’s no “right” way to build a portfolio. Every designer, recruiter, and client has a different idea about what should be featured in a UX design portfolio. Examining lots of portfolios will give you ideas and inspiration to apply to your own portfolio. To review example portfolios from entry-level UX designers at Google, explore the links below. You can review them independently and at your own pace, but if you want to do a more formal review process, follow the steps below. This process will help you take notes you can use to design your own design portfolio later. There is a portfolio comparison template available for you to use when reviewing design portfolios. To use the template for this course item, click the lin
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