Design UI/UX Portfolio Case Study
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
All of the research, copy, and screenshots for my latest product redesign are ready—I simply need the visuals turned into a polished, story-driven case study that I can share in my portfolio. The goal is to demonstrate my end-to-end UI/UX skills, so every slide should feel cohesive, clear, and engaging.
I work primarily in Figma and would like the final file there, complete with component styles and neat page organisation. If you have strong opinions about Sketch or Adobe XD we can chat, but Figma will keep the hand-off smooth.
Scope
• 10–12 portfolio-ready slides that flow logically from problem statement to outcomes.
• Modern, uncluttered layout that lets the content breathe while still looking impressive during interviews.
Must-include visual elements
– User journey maps
– Wireframes & interactive prototypes
– High-fidelity mockups that highlight key UI decisions
Deliverables
1. Editable Figma file (organised frames, reusable styles, and properly named layers).
2. Exported PDF deck suitable for web or Behance upload.
3. A quick hand-off note explaining any components or auto-layout tricks you used.
I’ll supply: raw research notes, personas, screenshots, and my rough narrative outline. You turn that into a visually consistent, story-led deck. If this sounds like your sweet spot, let’s make this case study stand out.
I work primarily in Figma and would like the final file there, complete with component styles and neat page organisation. If you have strong opinions about Sketch or Adobe XD we can chat, but Figma will keep the hand-off smooth.
Scope
• 10–12 portfolio-ready slides that flow logically from problem statement to outcomes.
• Modern, uncluttered layout that lets the content breathe while still looking impressive during interviews.
Must-include visual elements
– User journey maps
– Wireframes & interactive prototypes
– High-fidelity mockups that highlight key UI decisions
Deliverables
1. Editable Figma file (organised frames, reusable styles, and properly named layers).
2. Exported PDF deck suitable for web or Behance upload.
3. A quick hand-off note explaining any components or auto-layout tricks you used.
I’ll supply: raw research notes, personas, screenshots, and my rough narrative outline. You turn that into a visually consistent, story-led deck. If this sounds like your sweet spot, let’s make this case study stand out.