Have you ever been told your UX portfolio lacks depth, what you did is unclear, or that it doesn't seem like you have enough experience, even though you know you do?

Or maybe you landed an in-person interview, which didn't go well because you stumbled through presenting and answering questions about your projects. 

These are all symptoms of an underlying problem: your UX case studies are not written well enough. 

After doing hours of research and talking to expert UX designers, one thing became clear: UX professionals put too much emphasis on learning to make deliverables and not enough on articulating their design decisions. 

This will also limit your career options because a well-written case study is a foundation for creating a strong portfolio and doing well in interviews.

I have written UX case studies for clients who worked with Google fiber, London flight, and the MA warriors fitness app.

If you don't have real-world projects, I can write your UX case study for fictional/conceptual projects.