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Best UX Researcher Portfolios 2026

9 hand-picked UX Researcher portfolios — what makes each one stand out and specific takeaways you can apply to your own.

What we look for

Every UX Researcher portfolio here is assessed against the same six criteria — not a vibe check, a consistent framework applied the same way whether the portfolio belongs to a first-time job seeker or a decade-long veteran.

Specificity

A stated metric — a conversion lift, a retention change, a research sample size — not "improved the user experience."

Evidence

A named stakeholder quote, press coverage of shipped work, or a case study co-published on an independent platform — proof beyond the portfolio's own claims.

Focus

A clear point of view or niche depth, not a generalist skills cloud spanning every discipline.

Process

Rejected explorations and raw research artifacts shown alongside the polished result, not instead of it.

Currency

Active-maintenance signals — a recently updated case study, a current role that's independently corroborated, no dead links.

Voice

A distinctive, human register instead of templated portfolio copy — often shows up as an admitted limitation rather than uniform polish.

UX ResearcherUX ResearchUser TestingAnalysis →
UX ResearcherGovernment/Civic TechQualitative InterviewsAnalysis →
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Theo Johnson portfolio
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Theo Johnson

UX ResearcherGenerative ResearchEnterprise/B2BAnalysis →
UX ResearcherResearch OperationsEnterprise ScaleAnalysis →
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Mia Eltiste portfolio
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Mia Eltiste

UX ResearcherUsability TestingHeuristic EvaluationAnalysis →
UX ResearcherUsability TestingSUS ScoringAnalysis →
UX ResearcherHealthcare/Patient AdvocacyDesign ResearchAnalysis →
UX ResearcherQuantitative Analytics (Mixpanel)Product PivotsAnalysis →
UX ResearcherQualitative ResearchMental ModelsAnalysis →

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