Resume example

UX/UI Designer resume example.

A designer's real portfolio is their portfolio — the resume's job is to get someone to click through to it. This example follows a designer with about four years of experience, with bullets that show research and process, not just deliverables, and a portfolio link placed where it can't be missed.

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What reviewers look for

  • A visible portfolio link — without one, a design resume is missing its most important piece of evidence
  • Research and process language: usability testing, user interviews, iteration — not just "designed screens"
  • Outcomes tied to design decisions, like conversion or task-completion improvements
  • Familiarity with a design system or component library, since most product teams design within one

Keywords to include

FigmaUser ResearchUsability TestingWireframingPrototypingDesign SystemsInteraction DesignAccessibilityInformation ArchitectureUI Design

Put your portfolio link where it can't be missed

A recruiter will judge a design resume mostly on whether they click the portfolio link — make sure it's there and it works.

Show research, not just visuals

"Ran 12 usability tests that informed the checkout redesign" proves process; a list of tools alone doesn't.

Tie design changes to outcomes

A conversion lift or drop in support tickets after a redesign gives non-designers a way to evaluate your impact too.

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