My New UX Portfolio for 2024 (End-to-end Process)

00:00 - 14 Portfolios in 14 years
00:28 - My 2024 UX Portfolio
01:15 - Strategy behind my UX Portfolio in 2024
07:11 - Design process behind my UX Portfolio in 2024
10:42 - Building my UX Portfolio in 2024 with Webflow

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[Mizko]

I've made numerous updates to my UX portfolio since I recorded this video.

PS. Please note I no longer run an agency and don't actively do client work, so my portfolio doesn't focus on case studies.

[RJ-irpj]

Two things i really like:

1. I think the video snippets is really the icing on the cake here, non obtrusive, professional - goes perfect with the dark theme (especially the blend in).
2. The testimonials - but more specifically the ability to filter via industry. If I'm a contractor - I don't care what someone in blockahin thinks, id like to see another contractors testimonial: this facilitates it.

Great site, well done

[garyvoigt]

I think this is a very classy and intentional new design. I feel like it carries the UI/UX knowledge you have (and shared) through in a delightful way.

[pradyumnagowda]

Big Fan of you Mizko, This is my second chance in life to achieve something. I'm currently on a career shift, I'm very much interested in designing and want to learn UI/UX and to build my career on it, I've just started my journey in UX Design and you've been the best inspiration all the way in the transition.

[MuratKarakus-totr]

I am so happy you are back on track with UX UI videos, really amazing stuff!

[kellyumerah]

Man, your approach to design is on another level 🔥

[Sarapontmercy]

As an architect who’s transitioned in to UI/UX design over the past year, using interior design (a physical space) to figure out how you want your portfolio website to feel (a virtual space) is a really cool technique and is absolutely a big part of how I see UI/UX because of my background, love it!

[AJ-yjkd]

Talk about great timing, I shared my folio for feedback on the Designership community a few hours ago too 🤣

[shanvisuals]

What a detailed breakdown of your portfolio process Mizko! 🚀

[MichelKerkmeester]

It's funny to see that we have been using the same approach.

In my Product Design work, I work structured and methodical like taught in your courses. But when I both design & develop a website, I use this more messy initial Figma design approach.

[thejoshloh]

Great breakdown of your new portfolio from Figma to Webflow. Glad to see you're a fan of Webflow.

[epicvillain]

We literally have two styles now. Morphism black and morphism white. And interstellar black holes using Michael bay studio VFX with infinite galaxies and glowing poop everywhere stuffed into a couple bento squares.

[muhammadbacar]

We need a video that makes a comparaison between webflow and framer.

[joelmann]

Hey Mizko, Love your work, currently a junior UX designer with 1 years experience commercially, I'm struggling to elevate my portfolio as I want to move away from the laptop mockup and story telling case studies! How do I elevate my projects to be stronger in a portfolio setting, what tips do you have?

[hadiaslam]

The dish you've cooked, looks juicy and delicious😁, congratulations 🎉

[prakharsingh]

Hey Mizko, how can I get access to the case studies in your portfolio?

[imgiode]

Hi Mizko, thanks for sharing this video, it's always a pleasure watch your content cause I always learn something useful. One question for you: What happened with your Mizko Media Agency? I saw that now all the social profiles are redirected to your portfolio website.

I'm just interested to know it cause for a while you covered both the roles as CEO in Mizko Media and UX/UI Designer as Mizko (am I wrong?). So how did you manage the incoming similar UX/UI projects? I mean How did you decide if a UX/UI project was good for your agency or for you as a freelancer? Wasn't there a conflict of interest?

I'm asking you cause I'm in a similar situation right now and I'm trying to clear my ideas and choose the right direction.

Thanks!

[jgproductdesign]

Did you use any of the new "figma to webflow" plugin functions??

[dasunivithanage]

when we create a project to our portfolio, do we need to design full pages or only important pages enough?

[Applecitylightkiwi]

My question is the sidebar on the left side. Because usually on websites they are on the right i think. And on webapps on the left. Is this just me ? I am not a designer