Megan Anderson

Great portfolios show process. We love seeing complex workflows where you were the primary designer. Examples of personas, ethnography, insights from user interviews, iterations on the product inspired by learnings and insights from interviews and user behavior are a major plus. Designers who show work that has shipped and includes early and regular collaboration with developers will be prioritized. Portfolios of only interface screenshots will be deprioritized.

Agile/Lean/Balanced Team: a strong Labs designer works in these styles or has enough understanding and interest to learn these methods by the end of their first project.

Facilitation: a strong Labs designer can confidently leads a client through discovery and framing or design activity (e.g. sketching, persona making, scenario writing, design reviews, 2x2, etc)