How do you put UX on your resume?

The first place to mention UX on your resume is in the profile summary. A profile summary is a concise, one to three-sentence statement that touches on who you are as a candidate and what you bring to the table. We recommend including a bit about your background in UX design, core skills, and a top achievement.

For example, "Senior UX designer with over five years of experience and specialization in complex web application design. Achieved 15% increase in user satisfaction and 20% increase in conversions through the creation of interactively tested, data-driven, and user-centered design."

Next, you should elaborate on the specific experiences you have had as a UX designer. Here, you'll want to describe your experiences by focusing on your achievements and your success. For example, "Created visual design prototypes, designed icons, and developed solutions for a new navigation system, resulting in a 10% increase in user satisfaction."

If you are just starting out in your career as a UX designer, then you should use the education section to highlight some of your skills via your academic achievements and relevant coursework.

Including samples of work via a work portfolio that you can reference on your resume is a great way to demonstrate your qualifications when you have limited to no work experience.

Finally, be sure to include a customized list of skills. Include no more than ten hard and soft skills that not only reflect your own abilities but also align with those mentioned in the job description.