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⁣ 💼 How to build case studies?

UI/UX 💩/Tips · April 11, 2019 at 9:12pm

Anfisa Bogomolova

@anfisign

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⁣ 💼 How to build case studies?

UI/UX 💩 / Tips · April 11, 2019 at 9:12pm

Case study is basically another «design project», but how to build it?⁣ First of all, think about your viewer!⁣

⁣ ———⁣

➡️ TELL A STORY!⁣

———⁣ ⁣ ⁣

To make it easier for you, I’ll explain the «Case study» on the common storytelling technique:⁣

«Three Act Structure»⁣ Every story is made of 3 parts:⁣

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1️⃣ Setup⁣

2️⃣ Confrontation⁣

3️⃣ Resolution⁣ ⁣ ⁣

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1️⃣ Setup (context)⁣

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📍What was this project about?⁣

📍Who’s a client?⁣

📍Who’s a hero (user)?⁣

📍What were their goals?⁣

📍What was your role and your plan?⁣ ⁣

———⁣

⁣ 2️⃣ Confrontation (process and thinking)⁣

———⁣

📍What was your user research process?⁣

📍What were your insights?⁣

📍How did these insights informed your solution?⁣

📍What were your solution hypothesis that you wanted to test?⁣ ⁣ ———⁣

⁣ 3️⃣ Resolution (testing and results)⁣

———⁣

📍How did the user testing went?⁣

📍What were the detected issues?⁣

📍How did you work with issues?⁣

📍What were the project results and success metrics?⁣ ⁣

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April 13, 2019 at 1:41pm

Stefan Smiljkovic@kinderminder

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1:41pm

Anfisa Bogomolova@anfisign

Hey, Stefan. Not really. I'm using a lot of "spaces" to achieve the drop to next line. If markdown have something to do with the HTML/CSS, I'll not be able to edit it.

Actually markdown is really easy, u just need to know basics stuff of heading, bold, italics, links.

You can always see eample below the this type box.

here are some examples:

**bold**
*italic*
`code`

For example if you wanna have H1 text in your post (doesn;t work in comments/replies) you do like.

# This is H1 ## This is H2 ### This is H3 **this is bold**

Edited

1:44pm

And here is the url of full markdown features https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/