Not at all BUT mobile performance won't be great.

Perhaps Framer would be the fix to that issue!

It might be! That or I'll just figure out how to add these case studies to my site (jonhargreaves.com). :)

Btw just saw an article that might help you since you’re thinking about the Figma route: uxdesign.cc/responsive-ui-…

Responsive UI design with Figma’s variables and modes

components and variants respecting breakpoints

uxdesign.cc

Thanks for sharing this! I've been meaning to get into Figma's variables specifically for responsive UI 👏🏻

Np! Same here, wrapped my head around the dark/light mode some time ago. But haven’t delved deeper into it yet.

Not every HR knows how to use Figma...

Agreed! This is definitely an issue to consider. A more readable portfolio / case studies format is needed.

I would stick to traditional to be franc. - PDF > print/email - website

I agree 100%. PDF + website is the more useable route for sure. The goal is to move my case studies to my main (jonhargreaves.com) and/or create case studies on my read.cv profile. 👌🏻

That's going to take wonders 😅. I understand you want to do it on Figma, on Read.cv? Didn't knew this. Could be a good first step. But, again, they might no be familiar with it. Just checked your site, Tailwind eh? I also build stuff with Tailwind at lexingtonthemes.com

Yeah, I think the most simple approach will be to just add case study pages to my personal website. And yes! I've been digging Tailwind at the moment. You have a really great collection of Tailwind themes by the way! I might have to use one of them. 👌🏻

I normally wouldn't mind as a hiring manager but note that I might have to review it on my phone, on the go

Thank you! This feedback means a lot. Definitely want to make my work as accessible as possible for situations like this.