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Walkthrough Your Design Process

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Your question is Walkthrough Your Design Process. Take a moment with it on the right.

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Problem

Tell me about your design process, then walk me through one of the projects on your website.

Asked in the 1:1 with designer stage. This is a behavioral interview with another designer, focused on how you frame problems, make design decisions, collaborate, and evaluate outcomes.

Choose one project you know deeply. Explain the initial problem, your role, research or constraints, key iterations, trade-offs, feedback you incorporated, and the result. Be clear about what you personally owned, how the work evolved, and what you would change in retrospect. The interviewer may ask why you chose particular methods or how you handled disagreement.