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FROM SAVING RESOURCES TO MAKING SOMETHING

A little direction.
A good place to begin.

You don’t need another hundred tabs. Pick a question, make a little progress, and build something you can explain.

Free to readNo account needed hereAt your own pace

01 / THE ORIGINAL GUIDED PATH

One small project.
A case study with a point of view.

A free, six-lesson learning path from a focused problem to an honest case study, using a fictional community-class booking project and practical exercises.

Build your first case study

6 written lessons + exercises. No paid unlocks. No certification claims.

  1. 01Choose one approachable problem
  2. 02Plan research you can conduct responsibly
  3. 03Map a complete task before making screens
  4. 04Design a small prototype and plan an honest test
  5. 05Turn your decisions into a readable case study
  6. 06Review the case study and share it responsibly

02 / LEARN FROM GOOD TEACHERS

Free courses,
carefully considered.

Nine external courses and tutorial series. Clear levels, time estimates, and what “free” actually includes.

Explore the collection

03 / ONE QUESTION AT A TIME

Practical guides.
Less guesswork.

Original notes on portfolios, research, critique, accessibility, resumes, and talking about your work.

Read the design guides

IF YOU JUST NEED A STARTING POINT

Five steps. A little momentum.

CHECKLIST 01

Build your first portfolio

Go from a blank page to a case study with a point of view.

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Set up your design toolbox

A small, dependable stack. Not a hundred browser tabs.

5 resources · Progress saved on this deviceCHECKLIST 03

Get application-ready

Give your work a clear story, then make a thoughtful approach.

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A FEW THINGS WORTH READING

Thinking before polishing.

All eight guides
01Case study evidence

Write a UX case study without inventing metrics

Explain design decisions when you lack analytics. Audit claims, show evidence, disclose limitations, and write a measurement plan without invented impact.

4 min read02Portfolio readiness

A practical junior UX portfolio checklist

Review project selection, ownership, evidence, readability, and permissions before sharing a junior UX portfolio. Prioritise fixes over decoration.

4 min read03Research practice

Run your first user interview with care

Prepare consent, neutral prompts, and a manageable conversation. Practise follow-up questions and turn interview notes into bounded, responsible evidence.

4 min read