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Glad to see a fellow Hoosier! I did my undergrad in HCI and worked in a few UX design roles. I recommend outlining your process. How do you approach a problem?
by orky56 16y ago
Glad to see a fellow Hoosier! I did my undergrad in HCI and worked in a few UX design roles.
I recommend outlining your process. How do you approach a problem? How do you go about designing a solution? This insight can only come from someone who approaches ux/ui from a scientific perspective.
You should also let your designs in your portfolio do more of the talking. They should communicate the story and be relevant for the person viewing it.
Also, your overall portfolio theme is very elementary. Use your entire site as an exercise in ux. Spice it up and add your personal brand.
Your blog only has one post. You should consider removing the blog completely till you have at least 5 posts.
Feel free to contact me if you'd like. I'm at Kelley.
- mrwangkai 16y agoGo Hoosiers! Thanks Sumedh, I like your idealstartupintern.com & the idea of it. It looks neat and is something intern-seeker/job-seeker can definitely look into developing. I think each designer have their own set of processes that changes and develops over time. I have one that's slowly coming into shape - I'll look into articulate it better and integrate it into the portfolio site. Agree with the blog posts comment. I have too many draft sitting around that I need to get them polished and published. I'm still a little iffy on expressing too much on the entire site. I don't want to be labelled as being minimalistic - although the term has some good connotation to it. I think ultimately, I hope the site should be simple and yet expressive. All very good comments. I know I'm leaving myself bare by posting here, but getting all these comments push me to think. I really appreciate them. So are you in Bloomington right now?
- orky56 16y agoIn Btown. Contact me via my site.