<aside> ✨ Describe your project, including:

• Title
• Subtitle
• Introduction and objective
• Your process
• Results

You can structure the content of the case study as you see fit, depending on the project's needs.

Include some metadata about your project, like:

• Field of the project: Mention the field(s) you worked in. For example: UX Design, Prototyping, Web Design, Typography, Future Thinking, Speculative Design, etc.
• Area of the project: This can include the subject matter that the project relates to. For example, if you're creating a project about renewable energy, the area of the project could be "sustainability" or "clean energy."
• Credits and roles: It's essential to give credit where credit is due, so make sure to include the names and roles of everyone involved in the project. This can include team members, collaborators, or even clients who provided feedback.
• Client: When presenting university projects, it is not necessary to mention a specific client. Instead, you can refer to the project as a "university project" or something similar. If you have self-initiated projects, you can label them as such.
• Project duration: The amount of time it took to complete the project, from start to finish. This information is very important for someone who wants to hire you, as it helps them understand the scope and timeline of the project.
• Pictures with captions: Don't forget to add captions to your pictures to provide context. </aside>