Great resource on Empathy...

[Travis Stiles]

I might run our Product (and then maybe our company at a lunch and learn) through the Design a Wallet exercise. 

Empathy - https://www.designbetter.co/design-thinking/empathize

+ Scroll down a bit for the Design a wallet exercise... 

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[Kelley Poturalski]

Good one! 

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[Matt Zellmer]

Hi everyone.

Happy New Year!

I’m taking a bit of a poll regarding UX Design portfolios. When reviewing candidate portfolios, do you prefer HTML website or a PDF? Something else? Don’t care?

Thanks for your input.

Matt

[Jackson Fox]

I have a strong preference for HTML, but we get and review the occasional PDF. For most digital work PDF just isn't a very good presentation format.

[Josh Morse]

I would echo Jackson's points. We work in a digital medium, and a web-based portfolio is able to better showcase related skills and experience. Even a candidate for a position that does not require HTML/CSS experience should be able to utilize a simple content-management system or portfolio-themed SaaS product to create a compelling online portfolio.

On Sunday, January 7, 2018 at 9:41:44 PM UTC-7, Jackson Fox wrote:

I have a strong preference for HTML, but we get and review the occasional PDF. For most digital work PDF just isn't a very good presentation format.

On Sun, Jan 7, 2018 at 8:30 PM Matt Zellmer <matt...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone.

Happy New Year!

I’m taking a bit of a poll regarding UX Design portfolios.  When reviewing candidate portfolios, do you prefer HTML website or a PDF?  Something else?  Don’t care?

Thanks for your input.

Matt


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[Travis Stiles]

HTML typically. PDF sometimes for "Confidential" samples. 

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On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 6:59 AM, Josh Morse <jjm...@gmail.com> wrote:

I would echo Jackson's points. We work in a digital medium, and a web-based portfolio is able to better showcase related skills and experience. Even a candidate for a position that does not require HTML/CSS experience should be able to utilize a simple content-management system or portfolio-themed SaaS product to create a compelling online portfolio.

On Sunday, January 7, 2018 at 9:41:44 PM UTC-7, Jackson Fox wrote:

I have a strong preference for HTML, but we get and review the occasional PDF. For most digital work PDF just isn't a very good presentation format.

On Sun, Jan 7, 2018 at 8:30 PM Matt Zellmer <matt...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone.

Happy New Year!

I’m taking a bit of a poll regarding UX Design portfolios.  When reviewing candidate portfolios, do you prefer HTML website or a PDF?  Something else?  Don’t care?

Thanks for your input.

Matt


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[Matt Zellmer]

Sounds pretty unanimous for HTML. Thanks everyone. I appreciate it!

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[HeatherM]

I think it's most important to see how the person thinks and solves problems. If they can effectively demonstrate how they designed a solution to a product problem visually, explain their process and their role on the team, and evaluate their success with data, does format really matter?