Minimalist Product Design Portfolio

I’m ready to start applying for product-designer roles and need a complete portfolio built from scratch. I already have the raw material—research notes, sketches, UI mocks, and a handful of finished prototypes—but none of it tells a cohesive story yet. Your task is to shape these assets into a clean, minimalist portfolio that feels intentional from the first headline to the final case-study takeaway.

Here’s what I have in mind:
• Structure three to four case studies, each following a consistent narrative arc (problem, process, solution, impact).
• Craft a concise “About” section that frames my experience and design philosophy.
• Package everything as both a responsive web presentation and a share-ready PDF.
• Keep the visual language purposely minimal—ample white space, restrained typography, and subtle interactions that place the work, not decoration, at center stage.

I’m looking for someone with roughly two to three years of UX experience who can speak fluently in Figma or Sketch (and, if you prefer, Webflow or similar for the web build). In your proposal, show past work—especially before-and-after portfolio examples or case studies that demonstrate solid information hierarchy, storytelling, and visual polish. No lengthy pitch required; a quick link set to your strongest relevant projects will be perfect.

When we wrap up, I want a portfolio that feels ready to send to any hiring manager: live web URL, downloadable PDF, and editable source files.