Ooh not sure? I’ve been actively seeking feedback since I started working on my portfolio so this was one of many folks to take time out of their day to give me their advice and expertise - for which I’ve been extremely grateful!

Can’t complain! Got some valuable feedback so now it’s all about implementation!

I can imagine! Haven’t posted a single case study in 3 years, time to fix that but also procrastinating because it is really a lot of work.

What was the most challenging when working on your case studies?

Your portfolio is really nice, remember seeing it on flux a while back

Yeah it’s amazing how a seemingly simple thing like portfolio adds so much credibility and trust for designers.
How far along are you?

The best way to edit is to continue asking "what is necessary?" And "what is important?" while keeping the overall outline, in mind. I hope that helps!

Do you want to change how your current portfolio is positioned? What would be the end goal?

I am built tryevent.app and currently improving it.

I might do soon, but got some iOS apps to finish and release first! 😅

A little app that shows live departures for the closest Manchester Metrolink 🚃 stop near your device’s location.

Should be submitting it by Monday next week.

Yup! Working hard on portfolio work over here too!

1) writing fluff, getting to the point without editing for hours and hours

2) Trying to showcase animation and interactions. I'd like to do more, feels like an area I could focus on.

1. Have you found a way to do that? 
2. Which part about it is the hardest?

The biggest feedback point I got was how the font I was using for a project stood a chance of feeling dated- that hadn’t occurred to me in the way I was using it! I had also made the portfolio very spartan without my own personality shining through and that needs to be addressed!

I don’t have one anymore so the first position is to exist ;)
But the goal here is simply to share for the sake of broadening my network

I've written and edited 3 case studies. Feels like a ton of work so far! I'm a little tired after months of labor, but have found a good stopping point.

I pulled up your site on my Mac after you posted. I'm going to take a closer look as my day allows!

Lol, just discovered my current portfolio is broken on mobile. It’s time to build 🔨

Who is working on their portfolio these days?

Love it! How do you decide what’s important?

Kinda good. I wanted to give Framer a try and so far it’s super smooth ☺️

It’s not so bad =) I think it’s hard figuring out how to position it

Yeah, one thing is to design static screens, another to make them feel native when brought together. Is it what this challenge about? Or something else?

I have about 15 years in ux,about 2 in webflow. Trying to make the shift away from ux to doing wf time flow. 

I will be adding simplified webflow case studies. Don’t think they’ll need to be as thorough as UX case studies were

Also building pixelslab official website.

🙋🏻‍♀️ i’m even documenting my progress 1 day at a time here on posts

Ah interesting, what’s the proportion between two that you’re doing currently? 
Would you have case studies for webflow projects or just links?

Great points, amazing that you had this person around to help. At which point did you reach out for feedback?

Amazing! What were the challenges the feedback helped with if you don’t mind sharing?

👋🏼 need to decide on whether I still want to offer ux/ui services or just go full in on webflow

I have become a pretty good editor after hours of practice sitting in front of my case studies. I think interaction design is more challenging. I've done it "well" in some projects, but certainly a gap in others.

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