Early-Career Designer Portfolio Review - Bhuwan Thapa

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NOTE: I'm sorry about the weird formatting, I was trying something new and broke it :(
Some takeaways from me:
• Your work with Framer looks fantastic, and it shows your proficiency with this tool.
• Your resume is one of the cleanest and most to-the-point I've seen. It includes all the essential information-LinkedIn, email, projects, and relevant work experience. Keep it up!
• The big images at the top of your case study create excitement and effectively introduce the project.
• Ensure all interactive elements behave consistently. The non-clickable element on your fourth project breaks user expectations. Either make it functional or remove it.
• Your second-place finish in the UX hackathon is a significant achievement. Highlight this more prominently, as it showcases your skills and recognition in the field.
• Narrow the text width to improve readability and accessibility, making it easier for everyone, especially those with cognitive disabilities, to read.
• Starting with low fidelity is a great practice. Your low fidelity sketches are effective in laying out the basic structure.
• Presenting multiple design options is a fantastic approach. It shows your willingness to explore and refine ideas, which is crucial for early-career designers.
• Your high fidelity designs look great, with clear annotations explaining your choices. Reducing confusion by simplifying the layout and improving accessibility is well done.
• Separating products and posts sections helps in differentiating content, making it more organized and user-friendly.
• Including reading times for posts is an excellent addition, especially for users with ADHD or limited time, as it sets expectations.
• Your exploration of different product card designs and addressing accessibility issues shows a strong understanding of user experience.
• The final design choices are well thought out. However, consider using a consistent design for post cards to avoid confusion.
• Providing context about your transition from architecture to UX design is valuable. It adds depth to your story and highlights your diverse skill set.
Overall, your portfolio is one of the best I've seen. Your clear process explanations, engagement in hackathons, and well-documented case studies make it outstanding. Keep up the great work!
Viewers: what are your takeaways?
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Hey Team! Today we have another in the series of Early Career Designer Portfolio Reviews, where I conduct a kind of UI assessment called a Cognitive Walkthrough. I review an early career designers portfolio and resume and give feedback for ways to improve it as they look for a job in the UX industry.
I'm a Sr. UX Designer with 10+ years of experience in UX design and a passion for helping early career designers as they make a career shift into tech. You can find out more about me at maigenthomas.com
Also, you can find out about me at www.patreon.com/maigenux where I hope you'll join an awesome crew of folks as I provide motivation and mentorship, build an apprenticeship agency to employ early-career designers and teach UX as I do UX.
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