Project Title Placeholder
A one-to-two sentence overview of the project and the design problem you set out to solve. This line gives readers the headline before they dive into the details.
Overview
Overview
Describe the project in a short paragraph — the situation, who it was for, and what you set out to change. Keep this grounded and specific.
What I Did
- Led end-to-end user research and synthesis
- Designed the primary user flows and key screens
- Built and tested the prototype
- Served as the primary point of contact with stakeholders
Context & Problem
The Problem
Describe the design problem here. What situation were users facing? Who are the users? What was the business or research context?
Add a second paragraph if needed. Focus on the gap between the current experience and the desired outcome.
My Role
Explain your specific contributions. What were you responsible for? How did you collaborate with others (if at all)?
Research
Understanding the Users
Describe your research methodology. What methods did you use — interviews, surveys, contextual inquiry, diary studies? How many participants, and how did you recruit them?
Summarise the most important things you learned. What surprised you? What confirmed your assumptions?
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Key Insights
Design Goal
Pain Points & Design Direction
Synthesise your research into clear problem statements or "How Might We" questions. What are the top 2–3 pain points users experience, and what is the design goal that follows from them?
Design Exploration
Exploring Solutions
Walk through your ideation process. What concepts did you explore? How did you narrow down to the direction you pursued? Include sketches, wireframes, or low-fidelity explorations.
Final Design
The Final Design
Present the final solution. Walk through the key screens or flows and explain the design decisions behind each one. Tie each decision back to a user need or insight from your research.
Impact
Impact & Outcomes
What was the result? If measurable, share quantitative outcomes (task completion rate, SUS score, time-on-task, etc.). If qualitative, share what changed for users.
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Metric description — e.g. improvement in task completion rate during usability testing.
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Metric description — e.g. average usability score (SUS) across 8 participants.
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Metric description — e.g. reduction in average time to complete core task flow.
Reflection
What I Learned
Reflect on what you'd do differently, what confirmed your approach, and what you'd explore in a future iteration. This is also a good place to note any constraints that shaped your decisions.