Top 20 UX designer portfolio websites in 2024
A personal UX designer portfolio website is a way for you to be yourself and tell your story. Here you'll find top 20 hand-selected portfolios that will inspire you when building your own.
Getting started
You've spent hours on projects and are finally ready to show the world.
It's both an exciting and terrifying feeling. The creative journey is pretty weird that way.
Luckily, you're a designer and will overcome any problem coming your way. It's in your DNA.
When done right, your portfolio website will work for you as your agent 24/7. It will help get your name out and score your interviews.
This is what all 20 portfolios have in common
- They set the standard and is not afraid to lead the way
- Minimalistic, their work is the centrepiece
- Consists of few, yet in-depth, high-quality case studies
- UX Case Studies lets the designer tell their story
- They show some personality
- Invites the user to get in touch
One of the primary purposes of your portfolio (besides giving you exposure and a job) is to demonstrate your ability to think like a UX designer. To tell the story of how you got from point A to point B.
Use compelling storytelling as a tool to engage the user (i.e., your potential new job). Surprise them with peculiar findings.
The about section is your chance to be yourself, but don't overdo it. Remember to include a well-communicated cover letter a concise resume.
If you've nailed everything above, then there's a strong chance you'll get invited to a job interview.
If you wan't to prepare yourself, learn more about the most common job interview questions for UX designers.
Need more inspiration?
Check out the curated UX case study gallery here.