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I have reviewed 500+ UX case studies in the last 5 years

This is what actually works...

What made these people get jobs or internships is their:

👉 Case ‘story’ (Not just a case study)

Here are 7 pointers I curated for you 👆

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Why you get rejected even after making a UX case study?
Following a template blindly:
The problem and solution should demand what steps you followed for your case study. You don't follow steps because a template says so...
Not showing iterations:
A good UX designer always iterates after feedback. Not having iterations can mean unwillingness to care user feedback.
Wireframes are simply black and white of final UI:
Any design hiring manager would immediately know that the wireframes have been done after doing the final UI, just for the sake of it.
Explaining only WHAT instead of WHY:
Internet definitions of fancy a
UX step would not explain how that step has helped in solving problems.
Presenting only the success story:
I get it. Our system only cared for successes. But in UX, many experiments fail and we course correct..

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How many times have you heard about this?
" is all about how it looks! " and " is about how it works"
It's time to wake up from this and learn that is not just about how it looks
Designing for looks a.k.a visual design is an important part of but..
also includes designing for interfaces and associated as well
Viewing is only one type of interaction. What about hearing and touching? These are also interactions and a need to take care of these as well.
Therefore, it's not about iconography, typography and color
A has to take care of interactions and accessibility as well
So, is also about "hot it works

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“Swipe for more, Sir…”
“No.. I’m here just for timepass”
“FOR THAT ONLY swipe, Sir…”

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Stop doing fake wireframes!!
Artificial and fake wireframes can get you rejected.
We don't wireframe just for the "sake" of creating a wireframe
Then when do UX designers genuinely wireframe?
Whenever there is a need to go from ambiguity to clarity!
We start with very rough wireframes when it’s a vague idea..
Then our wireframes get better with every stage of research and validation.

Only if you have naturally used the process of wireframing to ideate, showcase it in your case study.
But if you fake it, you won’t make it!
Comment your opinion on wireframe

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Will technology replace UX design jobs tomorrow?
Technology can replace existing tools and practises.
Technology can replace existing mediums.
But what technology cannot do is to empathise with people.
For example if you identify just as a person who is good with a trending design tool.
Your work will be replaced because the tool will be replaced by better technology.
But.
If you identify as a person who will solve problems by empathising with people with whatever tool which allows you to do so.
You are job is not going anywhere.
Therefore be good at what only a human can do and technology can never replace your work

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Overwhelmed by
looking at a lot of & terminology?

You see a lot of processes and a lot of terminology and feel:
"I am so confused, bro!"

Let me tell you something which will settle you down a lot.

Nobody, I repeat, nobody knows all the UX processes out there.
It's not even possible!

Then as UX professionals, how are they able to create impact without knowing all processes?

They understand one simple truth based on which all UX processes are built
"What is it, bro?"

"I am NOT the user, I don't know what works for the users. Let me experiment and figure out!"

All the processes boil down to that one simple line
"Really bro?"

Do one thing:
Pick any UX process and think how it relates back to that line .Your realizations will be priceless!!

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But most people miss the important points of
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Always remember these while wireframing
Wireframeing helps you go from ambiguity to clarity
Wireframeing is a process not a result
Nobody dictates how your wireframes look like..keep them rough
Wireframeing is supposed to be iterative, show all your
The goal of Wireframeing is to get
Never delete is your previous iterations.
As a you should not settle with your initial iterations of wireframes push yourself to dive deeper
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