Danielle Landry Portfolio
CareerFoundry Product Management program graduate whose MakeYourMaps case study — user personas, wireframes, and a structured launch plan for a travel app — treats a training assignment with the seriousness of a real stakeholder pitch.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Treating a course assignment as a real pitch
Explicitly framing the approach as presenting to real stakeholders signals self-directed rigor beyond the minimum required for a grade.
Full artifact set for a single deep project
Going deep on personas, wireframes, and launch planning for one product is appropriate depth-over-breadth for an entry-level portfolio.
Transferable background framing
Connecting a film/TV background to visual storytelling instincts gives non-traditional-background candidates a template for positioning prior experience.
What Product Managers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
As a career changer, one deeply-documented project beats three shallow ones.
Frame training assignments as if presenting to real stakeholders.
Connect your prior (non-PM) career background explicitly to a transferable skill.
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