15 ways to improve your UX design case studies

Level up your UX portfolio by applying these practical tips

Case studies are so much more than flexing design skills. They’re a chance to spill the light on your thought process and personality. I can’t promise you a magic formula, but I’ve got some handy tricks I refer to when telling my UX stories. So, without further ado, let’s jump right in.

1. Kick things off with an attention-grabbing cover that shows key screens of your project

Let's start strong! A killer cover sets the tone for your entire project narrative. Keep it simple by showcasing 2–3 screens that best describe your product. Instead of showing the login screen, go for the SaaS product’s slick dashboard or the smooth checkout process for your e-commerce gig. Want to take it to the next level? Add a poppin’ background color or a smooth animation for the visual. This visually captivating approach sets the stage for an immersive experience that’ll leave your reader craving more.