You can think of a UX case study as a project deep dive. The goal is to describe your process with clarity and depth, so that your audience can see how your design solved the problem.

Mainly your UX work, in the form of a UX case study format. Take a look at the guides to learn more.

Yes, it’s highly recommended. Preferably, with your own website URL. PDF’s, Dropbox, and other online platforms don’t provide the flexibility to showcase any interactivity, videos, or prototypes that you will need to explain your work.

Look for opportunities local to you, to help. For example, try your local museum, non-profit, or local business that you think has an experience that can use your UX expertise. Check out this guide to learn more.

Try Squarespace, Wix, Weebly, Strikingly, or WordPress. Any of these options can work for you to put your site together without code. If possible, try to secure a domain name, so your site looks more branded, and personal to you and your work.