How to build a UI/UX designer portfolio that gets you hired
A UI/UX designer portfolio lets design leads, product managers and agencies see your work before they ever call you. Here's what to include, how it should look and where to share it.
What to put in your UI/UX designer portfolio
case studies with process
before-and-after screens
research insights
outcomes
Lead with your strongest work. Three great examples beat twenty average ones.
How it should look
Generous whitespace, large visuals and case-study storytelling.
Who will look at it, and what they want
Your UI/UX designer portfolio will be seen by design leads, product managers and agencies. Each of them should be able to understand what you do, see proof and contact you within a minute.
Build it with AI
The AI Portfolio builder turns your resume, profile, a prompt or a document into a UI/UX designer portfolio on your own TickBig link. No design or coding skills needed.
DIY site builder vs Agent Ambo
| Compare | DIY site builder | With Agent Ambo |
|---|---|---|
| Time to launch | Days to weeks | Minutes |
| Design skills | Needed, or paid for | Not needed |
| Content | Written from scratch | Built from your resume, profile or a prompt |
| Sharing | A link | A link, plus a ready-made video |
| Cost | Monthly plans and templates | Part of your TickBig account |
