Objective
This is where you explain the purpose and intent behind the project. Describe the business challenge or opportunity that sparked it, and the user problem it aimed to solve. What was the product or feature designed to achieve? Was it part of a larger strategy? Write 2–3 sentences that give clear context and show why the project mattered both to the company and to users.

Collaborator Title
Firstname Lastname ↗︎
Link Title
client.com/project ↗︎
3D
Studio Taktil Huwan Peng↗︎
Photography
Luca Mara↗︎

Project Scope
Outline what you were responsible for during the project
Include both UX and UI tasks (flows, wireframes, components, layouts, etc.)
Mention prototyping, user testing, or motion design if applicable
Highlight design system contributions or documentation work
Note any cross-functional collaboration (e.g. with PMs, engineers, brand)
Keep it focused on your contribution, not the full team’s
 

Process
Use this paragraph to walk through how you approached the design challenge. Describe the journey — not just the steps. What was your thinking? How did the project evolve? Mention any frameworks, workshops, sprints, or iterations. Be honest about pivots or constraints. This is where you show how you think as a designer — not just what you produced.

• Highlight the key phases (e.g., discovery, ideation, iteration, validation)
• Mention tools, methods, or prototypes that moved the project forward
• Include any design decisions or turning points that shaped the final outcome
   

Inspiration
Use this paragraph to capture what influenced the visual and conceptual direction of the project. What references, ideas, or constraints guided your design decisions? Mention visual trends, brand guidelines, competitor analysis, or even emotional cues. This is your chance to show intentionality — that every decision was rooted in something meaningful, not just aesthetics.

• List the key design principles, themes, or moods that shaped the direction
• Reference any research, visual exploration, or early concepts you developed
• Note any inspiration sources: brands, products, architecture, art, culture