How to Write a Case Study That Wins You Clients
Screenshots are so Last Year: How to Write a Case Study That Wins You Clients
Fifty-six percent of all hiring managers are more impressed by a candidate’s personal website than any other personal branding tool — however, only seven percent of job seekers actually have a personal website.Of this minority, very few actually present case studies that include more than a boring screenshot of their most recent work. Yet case studies are a vital tool that help designers build trust and credibility with prospective clients.Most clients aren’t looking to hire a designer just because they want their site or app to look pretty. They’re hiring a designer to help them meet a business objective. Good case studies prove that you’re a designer, who understands the big picture and the details.In this post, you’ll learn the five key elements of the best design case studies and get inspired by a few prime examples.5 key elements of good design case studies1. Executive summaryHanno is a simple, but excellent example of a good executive summary.This is a general overview of the project. It should be short and sweet for the skimmers…