I once reviewed a UX designer’s portfolio.

• Clean UI? ✅

• Well-structured case studies? ✅

• High-quality visuals? ✅

Yet… he still wasn’t getting interviews.

Why?

Because hiring managers don’t just want artifacts—they want stories.

The biggest mistake I see?

❌ Treating portfolios like a gallery of work instead of a narrative that sells your thinking.

Here’s the truth:

📌 No hiring manager hires you for how nice your UI looks.

📌 They care about how you solve problems that drive business impact.

So we rebuilt his case studies using my Story-Driven Portfolio Method:

✅ The problem: What was broken? What business goal were you solving?

✅ Your process: Why did you make specific design choices?

✅ The impact: How did your work create measurable change?

The result? More callbacks. More engaged interviews. A UX job offer.

Your portfolio isn’t just a collection of screens. It’s a sales pitch for your thinking.

If your portfolio isn’t getting you interviews, DM me “STORY” and I’ll share the method that works.