So, I just came back from my golf practice at the driving range. As usual, it’s another rainy day here, in a weird season in a tropical country. But as I’m sitting here at my desk in comfort, I can’t help but think about the future. So, I’ve decided to start writing and blogging. Here’s the first post.

Ever felt stuck in a rut with your portfolio? Writing detailed case studies might seem tedious, but trust me, it’s the secret to standing out to clients and employers. I know that many designers overthink creating case studies, but I’m here to tell you the only structure you need to follow to create a winning professional case study and land job interviews in 2024. Plus, I’ll share how I managed to write 4 product design projects in just one month. Let’s dive in!

I didn’t make that number up. I was probably too generous, it’s even lower. Some sources suggest that recruiters and hiring managers spend around six seconds reviewing job applications from candidates. After hours you invested in writing and polishing your case studies, you get dismissed in mere seconds.

Every person who wants to become a UI/UX designer faces the question ‘Where do I start?’. I was no exception. I’ve been doing design for more than 14 years, but like everyone else, I had to start somewhere. My journey into design started with 3D and graphic design as a hobby. Every evening after finishing my university homework I sat in front of my computer and played with pixels until it was time to go to bed.

Generative AI can add value to your site in many more ways than as a conversational ChatGPT-like experience or as a feature like the button on resume sites that generates your cover letter.Let’s explore different ways to facilitate conversations about melding Generative AI and your product’s functionality!There are three ways of looking at integration relationships between features and genAI: system scope, spatial, and functional.