Thank you! It's versatile in the sense that you can use it to draw mobile outlines and do quick sketches within. If you feel like refining, you can use it for finer details too.

Thank you!

Yes, I totally agree. It's hard to match someone who has their own case study team... Taking snapshots along the way helps, it becomes easier to piece the final story together.

You're right. It's definitely challenging. But I think the same applies to design, where the solution is unknown (until you arrive at it). I'm guessing they do final edits post-project. Maybe I'll do a follow-up next year to hear how they're doing with this process.

Thanks, man. That means a lot!

Thanks for sharing, Pedro! I'm Jan, the maker of Case Study Club.

I completely agree... Case studies come in many different shapes and forms. Mostly based on intended use and audience.

Since we’re discussing companies showcasing client work; I think it’s ok that their case studies are marketing material, angled towards prospective clients.

On the other side, you can find long-format case studies posted on Medium and shorter-condensed versions found in portfolios.

These are written by designers (like you and me). Their audiences are fellow designers eager to learn or design leaders looking to hire.

In Case Study Club most of the featured case studies are the latter kind, sprinkled with occasional exceptional company features.

Now... to answer your question; Yes, I do read case studies. To learn, grow and connect. Useful :)

Thanks, Russ.

Thanks, Todd! I'll have to test a few new headlines. Might just be as simple as "Remote UX Design Jobs".

Thanks for your feedback, Weston. Confusion was not something I was gunning for. Clearly, I did my job poorly, as I was aiming for a semi-humoristic angle with the «golden remote» metaphor. I’m testing the waters here, so the current source of the listings is Remote OK. If you sign up you’ll get an instant mail notification when new listings get added (automated trough Remote OK RSS and obeyed by the API rules).

Thanks for sharing your process, Andrew! Live is the new now.