Wrong link my man

This is a good question, I also thought they were addressing this.

1. These all depend on how much content you have for each project. If you can write something up, awesome, but consider showcasing only your top shelf work. That way you don't dry yourself up trying to come up with words for projects you're no longer that involved. Use this opportunity to define a case study process for your portfolio, that way you start archiving your thought process for future reference.

2. As many projects as you'd like as long as they're all the same top quality.

3. Thought process(case study), design experience (typography, design systems, etc), methodologies, and tech/skill stack.

4. Depends

Haha, thanks!

1. Read brief
2. Pour coffee
3. Make the todo

This part is asyncronous

1. Start surfing with a concept in mind

2. Collect reference and kick off the moobard

3. Research competitors or similar design objectives

4. Make a competence analysis

5. Research and or generate brand terms and values

6. Explore typography and grid systems

7. Start designing by throwing things in an artboard

8. Hope for the best

This is how I start my projects but I don't think I could write down my whole decision process, because that's something that varies widely between different projects.

6/8 Generally

I peak around 80% productivity according to RescueTime

Great motion and layout, the design is sublime, altough I struggled to get the main project navigation to do what I intended I had to go back a couple times to succesfuly scroll, the main nav should also have the ability to be dragged, instead, the website captures the mousedown event as a direction to open the project, but what i wanted was to scroll.

Scanography is one of my favorite activities, sadly i dont do it that much haha, these are all amazing, do you have more?

Plan interactions by category, for example, plan for inputs, toggles, sliders, etc. these should transition within the same timing function, bigger media such as image blocks, grids, etc, might need some slowing down, so the way i do it is:

1. Prototype desgin view, then 2. Front-End, then 3. prototype interaction, then 4. Populate content, then 5. implement interaction