For UX designers
Resume Heat Map for UX Designers
Your portfolio does heavy lifting—but your resume gets you there. Use a heatmap to ensure impact, process, and portfolio link are visible fast.
What recruiters look for
- User outcomes: Improved metrics, reduced friction, better usability
- Process skills: Research, prototyping, testing, iteration
- Tool proficiency: Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, Framer
- Portfolio link: Easy to spot, clean URL
Scan-friendly tips
Put your portfolio link at the top
Near your name and contact info. Make it a clean URL they can type easily.
Lead with outcomes
"Improved task completion 25%" beats "Designed new checkout flow."
Show process, not just deliverables
Research → prototype → test → iterate shows maturity.
Match tools to the role
Figma for product design, Framer for prototyping—use their language.
Metrics that matter
- Task success rate: % of users completing key flows
- Time on task: Reduced steps or seconds
- Error rate: Reduced mistakes or support tickets
- NPS / satisfaction: User sentiment improvements
- Conversion: If redesigns improved business metrics
UX resume tips
Occasional emails with examples, checklists, and new guides. No spam.
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Resume scanner
Check if your portfolio link is prominent.