What's the Value of a Portfolio for a Design Educator?
In short: A portfolio for a Service Design educator isn't just for job applications. It helps rediscover and reuse valuable teaching material. But to make this true, some review habits can help.
Learn what it takes to build a portfolio that gets you hired as a service designer.
12 postsIn short: A portfolio for a Service Design educator isn't just for job applications. It helps rediscover and reuse valuable teaching material. But to make this true, some review habits can help.
What you can easily adapt: * Order: You can order your projects based on the list of requirements. * Terms from job post: You can change the titles of your projects to highlight the specific skills that they want to see in a candidate. * Welcome slide: You can change the title of
Back in the day, in my own Service Design portfolio, I used this structure for each project. The format 1. Challenge: Describe in form of a question that starts with “How can we…” what was the problem you were trying to solve. 2. Context: One side note about the context
Tips from Marc Fonteijn In the video below, Marc, the host of the Service Design Show, shares with you his approach on how you can build a design portfolio that gets you hired when you apply to Service Design positions. If you are up to a longer form video, you
The original question How can I show complex Service Design work in an attractive without downplaying the efforts that went into it? My answer in video Video transcript This transcript was generated using Descript. So it might contain some creative mistakes. Serene asks, how can I show complex service design
In short: I tend to recommend to have always a PDF as a simple shareable file and as a bonus a nice interactive website.
In short: on the Service Design Network website as a member you can share your own case studies.
In short: any tool works. Just go with what feels easy to you. If you don't know, Squarespace is a good starting point.
I'm Daniele Catalanotto, I worked with clients from all over the world to help them improve their customer experience using simple Service Design principles. I've been blessed to be able to learn a lot. Today I want to share these learnings back with the community.