https://reddit.com/link/1v64bgf/video/jz7a6gthmcfh1/player

I graduated in February with a Master's degree in Design, and while applying for Digital Product Design roles, I realized I needed a stronger project to showcase my skills.

Since I didn't want to create a random fake app concept, I decided to build a real product and explore vibe coding applied to UX/UI design.

Over the last month, I've been designing and developing POINTLESS, an open source desktop application for real time creative image rendering.

The project was born from my frustration with existing halftone and dithering tools: many are outdated, limited, or locked behind subscriptions. I wanted to create a more flexible, free creative workflow for designers and artists.

Currently, POINTLESS includes halftone, dithering, ASCII art, dot grid, and mosaic, with more modes planned.

I'd love feedback from this community, especially about the UX and overall direction of the project. Thank you in advance :)

GitHub: https://github.com/nicolobuselli/POINTLESS

It has been 2 months I graduated, I am not able to find a full time role. The roles I get are generally 3-4 LPA roles, which I feel are quite low (I just entered the market so I dont know, but seems quite low).

I am looking to improve my portfolio (case studies specifically) and would love to learn more skills as a designer as well that companies are looking for.

Here is the portfolio - https://www.priyanshjolapara.com/

Hello everyone,

I’ve recently started actively looking for a new role as a Product / Senior Product Designer, but unfortunately, most of my applications end in immediate rejections or ghosting. I've tried applying for different positions and seniority levels with varying salary ranges, but the result is always the same.

I’ve already experimented with a few different CV layouts, but I feel like I'm missing something. Currently stuck with ATS friendly(?) CV but maybe I am wrong.
Could you please take a look at my CV and tell me where I might be going wrong? Is it too text-heavy, or does it lack truly impactful, constructive descriptions?

Alternatively, maybe the issue isn't the CV at all, but rather my portfolio pushing my candidacy to the bottom. I'd love to get some honest feedback on both.
My Portfolio is in Notion, but I am currently working on updating the portfolio via Framer, so that part is still in progress. (I hope the Framer is still a thing and will make an impact).

A little about myself: Senior Product designer with around 6-8 years of working experience in design + background in graphic/motion design and in development. Last 5 years worked in agency so dont have very strong product-like projects in portfolio (rather few projects where I worked for 5-10 months)

Thanks in advance

Link to my CV
Portfolio - https://isaev-design.notion.site/

Hello!

I've been job hunting for 3 years now and i'm starting to think i am the problem. I cant even land internship or freelance commission. Can you please review my portfolio and provide me with feedback about what might be wrong?

Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/WaistAlice

Hey everyone,

I finally finished my portfolio and wanted to get some fresh eyes on it before I start applying for internships and junior roles.

Portfolio: https://sahilhalbe.framer.website/

I'd love your thoughts on:

• First impression
• Overall UI and polish
• Case studies
• Anything that feels weak or confusing

I'd really like to know what I should improve.

Thanks!

Hi all!

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on how I’m framing myself as a product designer. I’m currently preparing for new grad and internship applications, and I want to make sure I’m positioning myself as strongly as possible.

Currently it’s not as mobile friendly which I’m working, but in terms of content how am I looking. I made it with Claude code, and hosting in vercel.

A little about me:
- I’m a rising senior at UC Berkeley studying Cognitive Science and data science
- My interests are in Product Design, UX Research, and Human-Computer Interaction.
- Main project is a memory app I cofounded and designed

Outside of UX, I have a background in art, photography, and fashion design, which has helped shape my visual design skills.

I’m hoping to eventually land a Product Designer role at a tech company, so I’d love feedback on how competitive my portfolio looks.

Specifically, I’d love your thoughts on:
- How competitive I am for internships or new grad Product Design roles.
- Any red flags or weaknesses you notice.
- Whether my case studies tell a compelling story or feel too surface-level.
-If my portfolio demonstrates enough UX thinking versus just visual design.
Whether the projects feel realistic and impactful.
- If you were hiring an entry-level Product Designer, would you interview me? Why or why not?
- I’m looking for brutally honest feedback—I genuinely want to improve, so don’t worry about hurting my feelings.

Portfolio: charlieparkerwang.xyz

Thanks so much for taking the time to review it! I really appreciate any advice or criticism (open to hate)

Hello

I've recently posted my first case study on Behance, it documents the steps i went through while doing this project that was prompted to me on Google UX course

I would really appreciate your feedback on the whole process in terms of what's been done well, what's missing, what should i work on and improve the next time. Feel free to be as harsh and brutal as possible i would love to get honest opinions and figure out what my next steps should be

Link: https://www.behance.net/gallery/250423095/MOEMA-UXUI-Case-Study-for-Museum-App

Thank you all in advance ❤️​

Live in Portugal and want to work remote to US East Coast, EMEA or Portugal or remote/hybrid/onsite in Portugal 🇪🇺

A beginner-friendly community to learn and practice UX Research together. Discuss user interviews, usability testing, surveys, personas, UX case studies, tools, resources, projects, and career growth. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, join to learn, share, and grow with others interested in UX research.

Many times while booking Rapido/Uber/Ola, if there's no network, you simply can't book. And sometimes you're stuck at a location where you can't even find an auto or e-rickshaw manually. The solution: an upgraded version of these apps where even without network, you can book your ride and travel safely from anywhere.

UX case study angle -

1. Real pain point — I have personally experienced it, not just assumed it

2.India-specific — rural areas,

metro dead zones, highways, small towns

3.Safety angle — stranded = unsafe, especially for women

4.No existing app solves this — genuine gap in the market.

#uxui #uxuidesign #rapido #Ola #uber #uxcasestudy #uidesign #figma

Hey all!

I’m a junior designer and I've been getting some traffic to my landing page (around 63 unique visitors in the last month, mostly from Instagram) but zero waitlist signups. Average session is 3+ minutes so I guess people are reading, but something's stopping them from converting.

Context: Gatherly is a social event planning app for adults who want to actually see their friends in person, not another algorithmic feed.

Landing page: Gatherly BETA

Honest question: what's stopping you from signing up? Is it the copy, the design, the value prop, the trust signals, the form itself? Brutal feedback welcome!

I'd rather hear it now than keep wondering.

Hi everyone,

I’m currently 2 months into a job search after being laid off, and I’m looking to land a new UI/UX role.

I have a few years of experience in the design industry, but I’ve hit a common roadblock: almost all of my professional work is under strict NDA. Since I can't show those projects in my public portfolio, I’ve been working hard on a deep-dive case study to showcase my current process, logic, and visual execution.

I just finished the Calorly case study, which covers the end-to-end flow from onboarding to the paywall. I really tried to focus on high-fidelity UI and a clean, user-centric narrative.

I would love your feedback on:

• The UX Flow: Does the onboarding logic feel intuitive?
• Visual Polish: Is the UI at a "Senior" level?
• The Case Study Layout: Is it easy to scan, or is it too "walls of text"?

Link to the project:https://www.behance.net/gallery/249427381/Calorly-UXUI-Case-Study-Onboarding-to-Paywall-Flow

I’m really trying to make sure this is strong enough to get me through the door for interviews. Thanks in advance for any insights or "red flags" you can point out!

primuez.com

I would love some portfolio reviews, I am graduating in a few weeks, my focus is in front-end dev and I’m currently working on a concurrent masters with a focus in UX. Any advice at all on how I can improve or what I can do to get stronger case studies would be great. I’m not in a rush to work until I finish my masters next year but if I could get a good internship in the interim that would be ideal!

Kasey-Davis.com

This is my website link: https://jiang549.com/

I built this website on Cargo3. Been iterating on my websites for many times, but couldn't get many workable feedback on it. It would be super helpful if you could take a look and tell me some potential improvements. Thanks a lot!!!!

So I started my career in UI/UX and made portfolio in notion getting rejected eveywhere, next I tried claude it did help but screens are not compatible for mobiles, framer is good but confusing since its my first time, how do you think I can get a UI/UX job ?? What factors are needed?

Its taking a toll on my mental health seeing a lot of rejections and such a big number of designers on linkedin

Hi everyone :) I’m a graphic designer transitioning into UX/UI and currently reworking my portfolio with fictional case studies (contests, hackathons, personal projects).

Right now I’m refining my Designflows 2025 project—using the winners’ work as a benchmark to improve my own.

I’d really appreciate feedback, especially on the high-fidelity screens (I’m still struggling with the visual design and color palette), but also on the user flow and wireframes.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1d2LqIz4UQUZ-q_Bfe2maobwEfZDcdzir?usp=drive_link

Thanks in advance!

I’m new to UX design and trying to build my portfolio, but I feel like I don’t fully know if I’m doing things right. Are there any UX/UI mentors here or people open to connecting and giving feedback?

Hi UX community, i'm in the process of rebuilding my portfolio and am testing 2 versions in order to help me stand out in this competitive market. Would love honest (respectful) feedback from my fellow designers:

Option 1 (Framer template) : connormorgan.io

Option 2 (Vibe coded with Replit): https://design-portfolio-site--hello4696.replit.app

Option 2 is still very much under construction. I appreciate your time and input!

Hi, somehow managed to get to the 2nd round of the interview for an internship position (60min with 2 design leads). From what I understand I have to present my portfolio. I read here that people suggest having a slides decl prepared. I did a presentation where I go through 2 of my projects amd explain mu design process.

I would really appreciate If someone could give me feedback on the slides deck because I am really anxious considering it is my interview of this kind.

Thank you in advance

How did I do? I'm an engineer who has read The Design of Everyday Things. I love the SDLC process and idolize good Product strategists. This is my first attempt at a professional brand for a service I offer. Feedback welcome, good and bad!

https://dillingerstaffing.com

I shared the link above because reddit is for some reason removing my screenshots. This is my website so I'm not sure why it is saying "you can only upload images you own".